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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

Elementary students shop ‘til they—or the volunteers—drop

In between rehearsals at the auditorium for the evening’s holiday concert on Monday, Gregory Elementary students took part in a tradition started many years ago—elementary Christmas shopping day. The students eagerly picked through the vast array of donated, thrifted, and purchased items to choose a gift for two recipients of their choice.
Lady Gorillas end in Victory

The lady gorillas hosted O’Neill St. Mary’s on December 11, 2025. This was the opening game of the season for the Lady Gorillas and St. Mary’s fourth game of the year. The Lady Gorillas fell behind right out of the gate, but were able to respond and Gregory led after the first quarter 14-11.
Gregory boys kick off the basketball season against St. Mary’s

By Coach Jeff Determan The Gregory Gorillas opened up the 2025-26 basketball season on Thursday evening as they hosted the St. Mary Cardinals. The Gorillas found themselves in a hole early as the Cardinals jumped out to a 9-0 lead but after a timeout, the Gorillas settled down a little but still trailed 15-9 after one quarter. Baskets were hard to come by in the second quarter for both squads and the Gorillas trailed 24-14 at the half. “St. Mary’s hit a couple of threes early but we were able to string some stops together on the defensive end in the middle eight minutes of the half, we just didn’t capitalize on the offensive end.” The Gorillas struggled again offensively in the third quarter and the Cardinals outscored the Gorillas 17-6 in the third quarter to take a 41-20 lead after three quarters. The fourth quarter was much of the same as Gregory was outscored 16-2 in the final quarter. “I was happy with our effort throughout the game. There are always things to work on and we will continue to evaluate and look for ways to improve.” Gregory was led by Lincoln Juracek with 10 points and Colt Keiser with 7 points. Gregory will travel to Chamberlain on Tuesday and North Central (NE) on Saturday.
Community Christmas tree is ready to be loaded with gifts

Calling all Christmas elves! The Gregory Community Club has again partnered with BankWest to help Santa make Christmas wishes come true for girls and boys in the Gregory area, and this is made possible through the generosity of area residents who carry the spirit of Christmas in their hearts.
State Rep. Jim Halverson announces re-election campaign for District 21 House

On December 8, State Representative Jim Halverson officially announced his candidacy for reelection to the South Dakota State House of Representatives, seeking to continue serving the residents of District 21.
All Competitors receive superiors at the State Festival

The GHS Oral Interpretation Team traveled to the 116th annual Oral Interpretation Festival this past weekend in Watertown. The team had five pieces qualify for the festival, and all five received superior rankings. Because oral interpretation is very subjective, the judges do not place the contestants from first to last, thus making it a festival and not a tournament. The goal is to receive a superior ranking.

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Federal court upholds state law regarding generic drugs

News Staff

Wednesday, August 12, 2026

Attorney General Jackley announces that a U.S. District Court has dismissed three complaints filed by pharmaceutical manufacturers challenging a 2025 amendment to South Dakota law. The amendment restricts pharmaceutical manufacturers from controlling key contract terms related to how discounted drugs are delivered to healthcare providers serving underserved populations under the federal 340B Program.

Party will not replace withdrawn US Senate candidate, SD Democratic official says

Seth Tupper South Dakota Searchlight

Wednesday, August 12, 2026

The South Dakota Democratic Party will not select a replacement candidate for the U.S. Senate nominee who ended his campaign Tuesday, a party official said.

USDA extends Supplemental Disaster Relief Program application deadline

News Staff

Wednesday, August 12, 2026

(Washington, D.C., Aug. 10, 2026) – The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) is extending the deadline for farmers to apply for Stages 1 and 2 of the Supplemental Disaster Relief Program (SDRP) to Sept. 30, 2026. Additionally, USDA’s Farm Service Agency (FSA) is providing greater flexibility for farmers who experienced quality losses on eligible crops.

Governor Larry Rhoden

News Staff

Wednesday, August 5, 2026

Our family recently welcomed our tenth grandchild. There’s nothing like being surrounded by my children while watching their own children grow.

National and local blood supply now at dangerously low levels; donations needed immediately

News Staff

Wednesday, August 5, 2026

JOHNSTON, IOWA (July 29, 2026) – LifeServe Blood Center is calling on eligible donors to make an appointment to give blood immediately, after weeks of significant declines in donations have led to concerning shortages.

A Note From Cottonwood Corners

News Staff

Wednesday, August 5, 2026

Bon Homme County embraced the Fifth Council District and the Seventh Representative District. Under the governor’s proclamation of 1861, and at the election in September elected John Shober, councilman, by fiftytwo votes, no opposition; and for representative chose George M. Pinney, by fifty-three votes, and Reuben Wallace, by fifty-one votes.

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