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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

Top Dog Plumbing sets up shop in Gregory

There’s a new dog in town. Top Dog Plumbing recently opened shop in Gregory to handle plumbing needs such as new builds and bathroom remodels. They can change out water heaters, install propane lines, remove and replace cast iron and galvanized pipe, and put in spigots for sprinkler systems. Basically, Top Dog Plumbing can tackle any indoor plumbing projects.
Gorillas dominate Thunderhawks in Friday night win

The Gregory Gorillas defense shone in the team’s 51-0 win over the Tripp-Delmont/Armour/Andes Central/Dakota Christian Thunderhawks Friday evening, August 29, 2025, at home. Landon Keiser, Jabin Talsma, Dale Smikle, Taos Weborg, Eli Ekroth, Avery Senglemann, and Jes VanderPol all had tackles for lost yardage in the game.
Cheer & dance team gets first competition under their belt

The Gregory High School cheer and dance team kicked off their season with a home meet on Saturday, August 30, 2025, with three very good crowdpleasing routines. In the cheer competition, they were missing a girl and kept their skills at a prep level, finishing in fourth place of the five teams.
The Sound takes over Gorilla Stadium this Friday, Aug. 29

Get ready, Gorilla fans—this Friday, August 29, 2025, Gorilla Stadium will be rocking like never before! Arrive early for the season’s first home football game against AC/DC/TDA and experience a music and football double feature you won’t want to miss.
What is the future for Gregory’s Main Street?

A few years ago, the Gregory Economic Development Group (GED) invited Ciavarella Design Architects to put together a plan for Gregory’s Main Street revitalization. At that time, the designers were impressed with the city’s busy business district and, with few exceptions, occupied storefronts.
New Mitchell processing plant could bring farmers ‘more stability’ amid tariffs, ag leader says

U.S. Senate Majority Leader John Thune was blunt in his opening remarks during a Dakotafest policy discussion on August 20 about the state of agriculture.