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2025 State of the State Address

We stand here at the start of the 100th session of the South Dakota State Legislature. So today, I’m going to share with you the top-10 reasons why South Dakota will continue to be an example to the nation.
Lady Gorillas drop three tough losses in first week of 2025

The Gregory Lady Gorillas traveled to Madison to play Miller in the American Classic on Saturday, January 4. Gregory posted stops of 3, 8, 13, and 13, while Miller had stops of 19, 32, 46, and 60.
Gregory Gorillas defeat AC/DC

Gregory 74 AC/DC 45 The Gregory Gorillas delivered an impressive performance last Tuesday night, defeating Andes Central/Dakota Christian 74-45 at home. Gregory’s efficient shooting and balanced offensive attack proved too much for AC/DC, as the Gorillas improved to 4-2 on the season.
As Cahoy’s keeps expanding, South Dakota small-town grocer wins with customer-first approach

Dan and Trisha Cahoy expand their family business by staying committed to the needs of rural South Dakota communities, earning recognition as Retailer of the Year BONESTEEL, S.D. — When it comes to running a successful business in rural America, customer service, community involvement, and a genuine commitment to local needs are key.
District 21 legislators look ahead to 100th session

The 100th session of the South Dakota State Legislature was set to open with the Governor’s address on Tuesday, January 14, 2025. We asked the District 21 legislators their thoughts about some topics that are likely to come up during the session, and the following are the questions as well as their answers: 1.
SD farmland values show stability with some deviations

Farm Credit Services of America releases benchmark farmland values report analyzing market trends and regional variances. Six-month average percentage change in South Dakota benchmark farm values.

Gregory High NHS scholarship blood drive results

Congratulations to the Gregory High National Honor Society - they have achieved the $1500 scholarship level through their blood drive efforts for the 2025-2026 School Year by collecting 125 units whic…

Cold weather can’t stall crowd over the weekend

Spring’s mood swings: sunshine one day, ice the next

South Dakota PUC reminds South Dakotans to call before you dig

To kick off National Safe Digging Month on the right foot, South Dakota Public Utilities Commissioners are reminding consumers that calling 811 is an essential step in preparing for outdoor projects t…

Gov. Rhoden announces $7.8 million in opioid settlement funding

PIERRE, S.D. –On April 2, 2026, Governor Larry Rhoden announced that the state of South Dakota is awarding more than $7.8 million in opioid settlement transformative grants to support identified gaps …

USDA, DOI announce federal grazing agreement to expand access;

Secretary signals support for MCOOL

The U.S. Department of Agriculture and U.S. Department of the Interior yesterday announced a joint agreement to expand livestock grazing on federally managed lands a…

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