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Unwrap joy, shop locally a holiday call to action

As the festive season approaches and our hearts fill with warmth and joy, let us take a moment to reflect on the local businesses in Gregory. By choosing to shop locally for the holidays, you’re not just buying gifts but investing in the well-being of our neighbors, the vibrancy of our town and the resilience of our community. This holiday season lets unite in a collective effort to make a difference, one local purchase at a time.

A Note From Cottonwood Corners

During the early days of the settlement and development of the Dakota Territory, most of the activity took place in the southeast portion along the northern Nebraska state line or in the northeast part below the Canadian border. Politically, the power and influence was in the southeast; however, the northeast corner of the territory contributed much in the development and growth of the Dakota Territory.

Land Transfers

Affidavit Termination Joint Tenancy; deceased Dwayne D. Wilson, to surviving spouse Janiene C. Wilson, owned with deceased spouse as JT WROS, sole surviving joint owner, Lot 15 - 18, Block 37, Burke Town.

R-CALF USA applauds new origin requirements for USDA food purchases

On November 8, Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack announced that the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Agricultural Marketing Service (AMS) is clarifying that the domestic origin requirements for meat purchased by the agency for nutrition assistance programs must be from animals that are born, raised and slaughtered in the United States.

Lyngstad gives Thanksgiving public service announcement

Here’s the thing. Thanksgiving is coming up. And it’s feasible many of us are going to eat way too much. There’s the turkey, the dressing, the cranberry salad, the sweet potatoes, the buns, and of the course the pumpkin pie - with whip cream.

Attention parents/guardians, former students, eligible (adult) students:

Special Education records, which have been collected by the Gregory School District, related to the identification, evaluation, educational placement, or the provision of Special Education in the district, must be maintained under state and federal laws for a period of five years after Special Education Services have ended for the student.

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