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Marching Gorillas beat Vermillion High School
Random thoughts from an easily distracted mind
IRS launches new mobile app

Lady Spikers battle Bon Homme through five-set thriller
BOWLING RESULTS
Runners set personal and season best times at Burke

Council agrees that city traffic is too fast, speed limit likely to be lowered

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.
Gorillas bring home some hardware from state meet

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.
Sunshine Club shining bright

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.
Jr. Teeners tie at home in double-header

Gregory Jr. Teeners 16 Lyman Jr.
Dan Andersson announces candidacy for District 21 State Senate

I am Dan Andersson, a proud democrat and I am announcing that I am running for district 21 state senate. I live in Burke, with my wife Anna and our four children, Sophie( 11), Elizabeth(9), Anna(7) and Richard(4).
Last Chance Meet qualifies more Gorillas for state

The Gregory Gorilla track and field team competed in the Last Chance Meet in Avon on Thursday, May 21. This was the last scheduled meet of the regular season and the last chance for athletes to qualify to the top 24 for the state track meet, which will be held at Howard Field in Sioux Falls May 28-30.

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Pool fund continues to grow

News Staff

Wednesday, September 9, 2026

The pool fund is nearing the $800,000 mark, now reaching $759,328.83. Another summer has come and gone, and the old twin pools made it through to the end, but it is hard to say how many more summers it will last.

Random thoughts from an easily distracted mind

News Staff

Wednesday, September 9, 2026

Computers claim to make our lives easier, but I often question that premise. Mostly I am annoyed with passwords.

205 attended for food, fellowship, and worship

News Staff

Wednesday, September 9, 2026

Tripp/Gregory Counties predator control meeting scheduled for Sept. 21

News Staff

Wednesday, September 9, 2026

The annual supper meeting of the Tripp/Gregory Counties Predator Control District is scheduled for Monday, September 21, 2026, at the American Legion in Colome. A meal will be served at 6:30 p.m. followed by the meeting.

Q&A: Hutterites in South Dakota

News Staff

Wednesday, September 9, 2026

by Elena Tittel SD News Watch Intern WOLF CREEK COLONY, S.D. – South Dakota has more than 60 Hutterite colonies with more than 7,000 members, making it the state with the largest Hutterite population.

XC team beats the heat at Augie’s Twilight Meet

Coach Lonnie Klundt

Wednesday, September 9, 2026

The Gregory cross country team played host to nine other schools on September 1, 2026. The meet was shortened up by several storm clouds that came through the area that afternoon. The varsity boys and girls ran together to start the meet. After a weather delay, the JV boys and girls started their race, but unfortunately another cloud came through and the race was cut short.

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