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We teed em up under beautiful skies and wonderful weather. When the smoke all cleared and a few lies were told, Morey Monk and Noah Steinfeld are leading the league. Morey is from Winner and Noah is from Chamberlain and they’re down here kicking some Gorilla butts. I say good for them. Come on Gorillias, pick it up a notch.

Rapid City (June 1, 2026) - Agriculture education teachers/FFA advisors make a world of difference for the students they teach. This spring, students put into words the impact their ag teachers/ FFA advisors have had on them as part of an FFA Advisor Tribute Scholarship application. Twenty-five students will receive a scholarship to attend a SD FFA Summer Leadership Retreat based on the powerful stories they shared about the impact of their teachers.

Gregory Elevator demolition aftermath

Street Bandits held classic car show

The pool fund has passed the $700,000 mark and now sits at $742,492. Summer is here, and as of June 1, the pool was being filled and will possibly be ready to open this week. Keep an eye on the Gregory City Pool Facebook page for the latest updates.

Goldie Warnkkvist was there when the Sunshine Club first began in October of 1996, and she’s still there, making the community of Gregory a little bit brighter with flowers the club plants every year. The mission of the club (still neatly typed out on a fragile, aged sheet of paper) was as follows: 1.) Community Improvement 2.) Beautification 3.) Youth Involvement 4.) County-wide Participation 5.) Long Range plans for county bus tours Back then, the Sunshine Club boasted a healthy number of members. Norma Springer was elected President, Maxine Meyers, Vice-President, and Leola Papousek, Secretary.

The Gorillas had a weekend of record-setting performances at the state meet in Sioux Falls. The boys team came away with a 5th place team finish in a very stacked and competitive team race.

Police Chief Ryan Cook asked the council for suggestions to get drivers to slow down on city streets at the regular meeting of the Gregory City Council on Monday evening, June 1, 2026. He noted that the speed limit on all city streets is 25 mph except for Main Street, which is 20 mph, but the speeding problem continues to get worse. Once streets such as Logan Ave. are completed as part of the infrastructure project, the problem will likely get even worse.

Jamie Lynn Thompson has launched another new business in town. Gregory In-Home Helpers, an in-home care agency, opened for business on Monday, June 1, 2026.

One of the scholarships awarded at the Gregory High School graduation ceremony this year is a win, not only for the recipient, but for the community as well. Ryler Stevicks was awarded a Double Edge/Build Dakota scholarship to Mitchell Tech.