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A Note From Cottonwood Corners

The Hamilton settlement was the next point where a small colony of white settlers made a settlement on Platte Creek, on the east side of the river above Wheeler. This was the home of Major Hamilton and his sons, along with a few other settlers who were searching for their “Eldorado.”

Legislative Report

Senator Mykala Voita District 21 Aurora, Charles Mix, Douglas, Gregory, Tripp Counties Committee: Appropriations Capitol Address: 500 E. Capitol Ave.

Sundquist is new Duro-Last dealer/installer

Troy and Paula Sundquist are the owners of Flat Top Roofing, having purchased Wayne Willuweit’s Duro-Last business last year. As a certified Duro-Last dealer/ installer, Flat Top Roofing installs the membrane overlay on flat or low slope roofs on commercial, agricultural buildings, steel buildings, and some residential applications.

Prairie View Gospel Barn welcomes Legacy Five

Prairie View Gospel Barn is proud to welcome Legacy Five for a matinee performance at 3:00 p.m., Sunday, March 9, 2025. When the legendary Cathedral Quartet retired in December of 1999, Scott Fowler and Roger Bennett decided to continue the rich musical tradition of Southern Gospel Quartet singing.

Lively discourse, different opinions animate Cracker Barrel

A very engaged crowd of about 50 people showed up for the legislative Cracker Barrel held at the Community Room of the Gregory Memorial Auditorium on Saturday, March 1, 2025. After Senator Mykala Voita, and Representatives Marty Overweg and Jim Halverson briefly introduced themselves, the conversation quickly turned to the new prison.

Avera McKennan gifts twelve acres to city

At the regular meeting of the Gregory City Council on Monday, March 3, 2025, Mayor Al Cerny informed the council that Avera McKennan has offered to gift to the city the land (12 acres) where the former hospital and nursing home were located. The gift comes with a covenant that the land be used by the city to build an aquatic recreational center. The city has a deadline of five years to make progress toward this goal. City Attorney Rachelle Norberg reviewed the contract and recommended the words “the city” be removed from the covenant restrictions. Once accepted, if the city does not move forward with an aquatic center, they can simply give the land back to Avera McKennan without any penalty.

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