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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

Eight students head to state for oral interp

Gregory High School students had another successful day of oral interpretation. The students in readers theatre, poetry, storytelling, and humorous performed well at regions and are going to state. The students are shown above, back row, l to r: Dakota Timanus, Jaden Graber, Eli Barreto, Christian Spann, Anna Dargatz, and Gracie Kenzy. Front row: Ravyn Oliver and Nancy Khuu.
Area vocalists participate in all-state chorus

Dozens of vocalists and musicians participated in the South Dakota High School Activities Association’s 69th annual South Dakota all-state chorus and orchestra performance on Oct. 30 at Summit Arena at The Monument complex.
FFA does well in first ever competition

The Gregory County FFA chapter competed in their first leadership development event (LDE) Monday, November 15, and came home with 4th place in Ag broadcasting – Kaydence Klein, 4th place in extemporaneous speaking – Corbin Rolf, 4th place in Ag sales team, and 2nd place in employment skills – Taylor Even. Kaydence and Corbin will be alternates for state, while Taylor will have the opportunity to attend state in December. Eleven members from the Gregory County chapter attended.
Management changes underway at Silver Threads Assisted Living

Donna Steppat, long-time administrator at Silver Threads, announced on Friday, November 5, 2021, that management changes are underway at Silver Threads. Jim and Dulce Frank, formerly of Burke, SD, will be assuming management of the facility upon returning to the area.
Gregory PD adds virtual crisis care to better serve the community

Chief Justice David Gilbertson did much to improve South Dakota’s legal system during his 19 years as head of the state’s supreme court. Although he is now retired, one of his visions is becoming a reality, ensuring that those working in the criminal justice system have access to the resources they need to help people with mental illness, regardless of where they live.
The Browns are coming to Prairie View Gospel Barn

It’s truly a family affair when The Browns hit the stage with their music. The musical stylings of Adam, Michaela, Shelly, and Andrew exude excitement on the stage, and offer an experience to all who hear them. The Browns deliver the powerful message of the gospel through word and song that engage audiences of all ages.