South Dakota is a safe place, and, thanks to the work of our law enforcement, we have decreased crime in double-digit percentages in several categories. But we never settle – and we are not satisfied. Just like life on the ranch, there is always work to be done.

The fur trading firm of D. M. Frost & Co. of St. Louis, who had been trading at Pierre and at other points in the upper c o u n t r y , was given charge of the United States property, consisting principally of the buildings and material at Fort Pierre and also at Fort Lookout, which had likewise been abandoned. Maj. Charles E. Galpin, who was in the employ of the American Fur Company at the time, took the contract for taking down and removing a portion of the buildings at Pierre and Lookout to Fort Randall.

To the Editor, As our community continues to grow and take on important projects — from infrastructure improvements to Main Street revitalization — strong local leadership matters more than ever. Gregory has always been a place where people step up, get involved, and work together to make things better. That’s why I’m reaching out today.

involved in our local elections in SD has prompted me to endorse the following candidates. I am confident that they will defend constitutional principles, protect private property, put District 21 families first, and they will not carry water for the ambitions of the Sioux Falls elite or their international partners.

Ken Adams and Norma Springer had a wish come true, and though they didn’t live to see it, they helped make it happen. On Thursday, April 29, 2026, a sign was installed at the Gregory City Park.

The regular meeting of the Gregory City Council was held at 5:30 p.m., Monday, May 4. Ripley’s Construction, the company laying the groundwork for GoldenWest Telecommunications’ fiberoptic line upgrade, has encountered some issues of damaging unlocated city infrastructure where the exact location or accurate depth are difficult to determine.