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Priscilla Ann Ulrich, 45, Bonesteel, SD, driving under the influence, 1st offense, fine $50.00, court costs $351.00, surcharges $46.50, license revoked for 30 days, sent to jail 30 days, suspended 29 days, credit 1 day; open alcoholic beverage container accessible in vehicle, dismissed - motion by prosecutor, conditions: Pay to the Clerk of Courts all ordered fines, costs and court appointed attorney fees pursuant to the payment plan; obey all federal, state and local laws and municipal ordinances for 360 days; no possession or consumption of alcohol or illegal drugs, including marijuana, or controlled substances without a current prescription from a physician from whom you are receiving medical treatment, or any other substances that are used with the intent to become intoxicated for 360 days; voluntarily submit to a PBT or UA at the request of any law enforcement officer or court services officer for a period of 360 days, and pay for any costs associated with that testing; submit to a warrantless search by law enforcement of your person, home or vehicle for the presence of alcohol, illegal drugs, including marijuana, and controlled substances for a period of 360 days; not enter any bars for 360 days, that being any business establishment that sells alcoholic beverages as its primary business.

WD; Martin C. & Susan L. Lawler, husband and wife, to Martin C. & Susan L. Lawler, as Trustees of the Martin & Susan Lawler Revocable Trust, SW1/4 and SWSE of 1-95-67; SW4 NWSE of 1-95-67; SE1/4 of 2-95-67 less NW4NW4SE4; S1/2 SW of 35-95-67; W2 SWSE of 35-96-97; NE1/4 and SENW and NESE of 4-95-67; NW1/4 of 3-95-67; S1/2 SW and NWSW of 34-96-67; NE1/4 and NESE of 3-95-67; SESW of 2-95-67; NW1/4 of 2-95-67 less E2SE4SE4NW4; S1/2 SE of 34-96-67; SESE of 33-96-97; SWSE of 33-96-67 except that part conveyed to USA on deed Bk 49 pg 130.

Spring Gregory music concerts scheduled The spring music concerts for the Gregory Public Schools will be held for the high school, April 29 at 7:30 p.m. and elementary on May 4, 2021, at 7:00 p.m., at the Gregory Memorial Auditorium.

On Friday, April 23, 2021, Avera Gregory Hospital broke ground on a new health campus on 12 acres of land east of Gregory on U.S. Highway 18.

Although Doug Knust, the new owner of NAPA, lives in Chamberlain, he has some strong ties to the Gregory community. Current owner of Harry K Ford in Winner and previous owner of the Harry K GM dealership in Chamberlain, he has a lot of customers in the car business and knows a lot of people from the Gregory area.

The regular meeting of the Gregory County Board of Commissioners was held at 9:00 a.m., Tuesday, April 20, 2021, at the Gregory County Courthouse. In disclosing any ex parte communications, it was noted that the commissioners had all received numerous calls regarding the Second Amendment sanctuary county resolution, but none had made any promises.

Gregory County 4-H is celebrating National Volunteer Week from April 19-23rd. During this last year, we ran programs with the help of numerous volunteers.

A small protest camp on the Cheyenne River Sioux Reservation plans to remain in place until the criminal cases against two of its members are finished and all infrastructure related to the Keystone XL Pipeline is removed.

A new partnership between the University of South Dakota and the state Department of Social Services will train more personnel in elementary and secondary schools on crisis prevention and response. The training will help mental health providers in schools to identify children who are in need of services and how to meet those needs.

Law enforcement officials are hoping a $15,000 reward will lead to a crack in the 1992 slaying of a Yankton teenager. Yankton police Cmdr.