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Addressing consumer beef prices
Area students named to President’s list at Southeast Technical College
University of Sioux Falls Spring 2026 Dean’s List

Gregory track at Bon Homme
Gregory golfers close regular season on a high note
GHS Gorillas in the sky

Lady Gorillas enter the 2022-23 season optimistic

We have the potential of having a real nice season. We should be competitive with most of the opponents on our schedule.
Gregory 7th grade girls basketball team places 1st in the Colome tournament

Gregory started the tournament in pool play facing Winner in the first game. The girls came out ready to play and defeated Winner 37-13. In the second game of pool play, we faced a tough St. Francis team. Gregory came out on top of a free throw battle with a score of 26-16. Staying undefeated through pool play led us to the championship game against Colome at the end of a long day of basketball. This was the third time Gregory had faced Colome during the season. Both teams played a tough game, but the Gorillas came out on top 14-4.
Attorney General Mark Vargo announces two new hires

Attorney General Mark Vargo announced he has filled two new positions at the Attorney General’s Office: Missing and Murdered Indigenous Persons Coordinator and Human Trafficking Coordinator. Allison Morrisette assumed her duties as the state’s inaugural Missing and Murdered Indigenous Persons Coordinator on Monday, Nov.
Community Christmas Tree

The year 2022 is the 50th year of Gregory’s Community Christmas Tree, located at BankWest - the 50th year of the Gregory community giving generously to children at Christmas time. “We do it for the kids,” Kristi Roeder said of the Gregory Community Club’s community Christmas tree.
Volleyball players recognized

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Owen Hansen receives Monte Pickner Award

Owen Hansen was selected as the 2022 recipient of the Monte Pickner Award at the state championship football game. The award was first given in 2004 in memory of Monte Pickner, an outstanding member of the 2001 Kimball state championship team.