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Gregory County 4-H is excited to kick off a new 4-H year filled with opportunities for youth to learn, grow, and get involved. This year promises a full schedule of shooting sports, workshops, Youth in Action contests, and Achievement Days—and we can’t wait to get started. But what exactly is 4-H, and what does it look like to be involved?

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Jan Wilson of Healthy Pet Challenge Salon has stepped up her mobile salon service with a brand new, state of the art van. Now, instead of a trailer, the Healthy Pet Challenge Salon is hitting the road in an all-inclusive van.

The GHS Oral Interpretation Team traveled to the 116th annual Oral Interpretation Festival this past weekend in Watertown. The team had five pieces qualify for the festival, and all five received superior rankings. Because oral interpretation is very subjective, the judges do not place the contestants from first to last, thus making it a festival and not a tournament. The goal is to receive a superior ranking.

The regular meeting of the Gregory County Board of Commissioners was held at 9 a.m., Tuesday, December 2, 2025. Commissioners sign agreement with GF&P Highway Superintendent Bob Nelson presented a 2026 agreement with SD Game, Fish & Parks for the Gregory Highway Department to perform gravel and dust control on 3.1 miles of Buryanek Road going into Buryanek Recreation Area.

Good afternoon, Lieutenant Governor Venhuizen, Mr. Speaker, members of the House and Senate, and my fellow South Dakotans.

The regular meeting of the Gregory School District Board of Education was held at noon, Monday, December 8, 2025, the earlier than normal time due to the 6-12 grade holiday concert later that evening.

On December 8, State Representative Jim Halverson officially announced his candidacy for reelection to the South Dakota State House of Representatives, seeking to continue serving the residents of District 21.

Calling all Christmas elves! The Gregory Community Club has again partnered with BankWest to help Santa make Christmas wishes come true for girls and boys in the Gregory area, and this is made possible through the generosity of area residents who carry the spirit of Christmas in their hearts.