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USDA-DHS action good first step on cattle trafficking; R-CALF USA urges continued border closure
Concentrated packers are reshaping beef industry: Exacting harm on U.S. cattle ranchers and consumers
Gregory Music students attend Rushmore Music Camp

The following business & professional people would like to wish the football team the best of luck for 2026!
Gregory Gorilla
Second-inning burst enough to lead Dell Rapids past Colome

America 250: Britain continues to poke the bear

As we celebrate the 250th birthday of the United States this year, the Gregory Times-Advocate is featuring a column periodically to recount key events and people that led to our country’s independence.
Historic Main Street building gets new windows

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Rescues Unlimited saves hundreds of dogs every year, but for how much longer?

When Dale Hanna brought the first dog home in 2001, starting a rescue wasn’t on his or Marie Palmer’s radar. He was an electrician working on the SWA (Sicangu Wicoti Awayankapi Corporation, the primary tribal housing authority and community development entity for the Rosebud Sioux Tribe) at the time. He rescued a puppy from two dogs who were going to eat him. He named the pup Tug because one dog had him by the hip and the other by the neck, and they were pulling him between them.
Two area teams to compete in the SD Amateur Baseball State Tournament

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Seven local swimmers swim competitively

This year, seven dedicated young Gregory swimmers dove into the season ready to compete and have fun with the Platte Swim Team. From early practices to exciting meets, these swimmers showed up with determination and team spirit. Each swimmer worked hard to improve their strokes, build confidence, and cheer on their teammates. Whether they were racing for a personal best or encouraging a teammate, every swimmer played an important part in making the season special.
Estimated cost of proposed eastern SD water pipeline is at least $8.4 billion

Project is one of several proposals to tap the Missouri River SIOUX FALLS — One of several proposed pipeline systems to deliver Missouri River water in South Dakota could cost $8.4 billion to $10 billion, according to estimates shared Monday. Dakota Mainstem Regional Water System Executive Director Kurt Pfeifle was on a panel speaking to the Rotary Club of Downtown Sioux Falls.

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Billie and Ruth Sutton latest inductees to Wide Open Spaces Foundation Founding 50

News Staff

Wednesday, August 19, 2026

Wide Open Spaces Foundation is humbled to announce another inductee to their Founding 50 honorees. Billie and Ruth Sutton were long-time supporters of all things rodeo, community, and family. Their addition to the Founding 50 honors their legacy of love for rodeo and their community, as well as their support for future generations of young people in our area.

Fall Square Dance Festival to be held in Hermosa, SD

News Staff

Wednesday, August 19, 2026

The South Dakota State Square, Folk, and Round Dance Association is sponsoring the Fall State Square Dance Festival in Hermosa, SD. The event will be held on September 11 and 12, 2026, and will be hosted by the Southern Hills Promenaders Square Dance Club. The theme of the festival is 'Dance in the Enchanted Forest!'.

Give blood and hope to those fighting childhood cancer and sickle cell disease

News Staff

Wednesday, August 19, 2026

Every two seconds, someone’s life relies on a blood transfusion. Those in need range from burn victims to surgery patients to those fighting deadly diseases.

Bat tests positive for rabies at Jewel Cave National Monument

News Staff

Wednesday, August 19, 2026

No reported human exposure with infected bat; park consulting with health agencies CUSTER, S.D. – A bat at Jewel Cave National Monument has tested positive for rabies.

Reporter of the facts

Bart Birkeland

Wednesday, August 19, 2026

I have to read some tea leaves to give you the following information. David Fogel assures me that he and Eddie Shaffer are now leading the league. I’m going with that, but I’m sure interested in what the official results are.

Junior High Rushmore Music Camp

News Staff

Wednesday, August 19, 2026

Junior High Rushmore Music Camp

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