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Recycling trailer returns with expanded cardboard capacity
Gregory alumni relive the glory days on Mike Dacy Field
Social Security Administration celebrates America’s 250th with commemorative cards for newborns

Teeners face tough Winner/Colome team
Jr. Teeners split double-header with Winner/Colome
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Healthy eating 4-H workshop was a success

Gregory County 4-H hosted a healthy eating workshop. Youth were about learn the basics of nutrients, eating for good health, as well as how to read a nutrition label and make the best food choices. The workshop wrapped up with an activity where the youth were able to be food critics and were able to try new foods.
Christian Spann to attend Senior High Honor Choir

Christian Spann, son of Jim and Carolyn Spann will be attending South Dakota Senior Honor Choir on the campus of South Dakota State University in Brookings. Honor Choir will be held Sunday July 25th-30th, with a concert being held on Friday the 30th at 7:30 pm at the Oscar Larson Performing Arts Center. Christian auditioned and earned his spot as one of the best 19 tenors and one of the best 76 high school junior and senior vocal students in the state. To make it into this elite group is a testament to his high level of musicianship and hard work. Dr. Paul Rardin of Temple University will conduct the Honor Choir.
Anderson’s bucket list is almost complete

This is the fifth and final installment in a series of articles chronicling the motorcycle travels of Larry Anderson. Now that Larry Anderson had a goal of traveling to all 50 states and Canada’s 13 provinces and territories, he started looking at where he’d been and what places he had missed.
Daycare fence will soon be a work of art

The fence around the Gregory Daycare might look like an ordinary chain-link fence to most people, but to South Dakota artist Cary Thrall it looks like a canvas. Through Thrall’s project, Linking Fences, 11 communities throughout the Black Hills and central South Dakota now have artwork fences.
Ernie Haase & Signature Sound will perform at Prairie View Gospel Barn

The world-renowned Ernie Haase & Signature Sound will perform at Praire View Gospel Barn at 7:00 p.m., Sunday, July 18. From its formation in 2003, Ernie Haase has built Signature Sound into one of the most popular and beloved quartets in all of southern gospel music.
Hamilton takes over as City Finance Officer/Administrator in Gregory

Alex Hamilton has been selected as the new City Finance Officer/ Administrator for the City of Gregory. A 2008 Gregory High School graduate, Hamilton went to tech school for heating and cooling and then worked for Jerry’s Electric for several years.

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4-H Best of the West showcase was held

News Staff

Wednesday, August 20, 2025

August 10, 2025, marked the 7th annual “Best of the West” county showcase held in Wessington Springs, SD. Thirty-three counties were invited to take part in the event.

Kratom faces increasing scrutiny from states and the feds

Amanda Hernández

Wednesday, August 20, 2025

For years, state lawmakers have taken the lead on regulating kratom — the controversial herbal supplement used for pain relief, anxiety and opioid withdrawal symptoms. Some states have banned it entirely. Others have passed laws requiring age limits, labeling and lab testing.

South Dakota’s only medical school will move from Vermillion to Sioux Falls

Makenzie Huber Southdakotasearchlight.com

Wednesday, August 20, 2025

The University of South Dakota announced August 14, 2025, it plans to move the state’s only medical school from Vermillion to Sioux Falls. Starting in 2027, students will attend temporary locations provided by Sanford Health.

Put America’s cattle producers first

Commentary By Bill Bullard, Ceo, R-calf Usa

Wednesday, August 20, 2025

President Trump called out Australia for its policy of allowing imports of U.S. beef only if the beef came from cattle born and raised in the United States. In other words, Australia was allowing U.S. beef to be imported, but only if the beef was exclusively USA beef—not beef from cattle that had been imported from Mexico or Canada.

R-CALF USA applauds further actions to combat New World Screwworm

News Staff

Wednesday, August 20, 2025

R-CALF USA praised U.S. Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins and Texas Gov. Greg Abbott for announcing an $850 million federal investment to protect American ranchers from the New World screwworm (NWS). Recent reports have revealed that the threat is within 370 miles of the U.S.-Mexico border.

Former teacher’s lesson sparks lifelong career in taxidermy

Chloe Kocer

Wednesday, August 20, 2025

Over 45 years ago, a simple sixthgrade science project at Burke High School changed the course of one student’s life. In 1979, teacher Glenda Gogolin devoted one hour a day for a week to teaching her class about taxidermy.

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