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Jeremy Atkins joins Gregory Police Dept.

Gregory’s police department is almost back to full staff with the addition of Jeremy Atkins, who started on Monday, January 16. Ryan Cook will come on board in February to complete the department.

Commissioners discuss abatements, plats

Commissioner Jessy Johnson was sworn into office at the beginning of the regular meeting of the Gregory County Board of Commissioners at 9:00 a.m., Tuesday, January 17, 2023. After approving the December 30 meeting minutes, a correction was noted for the January 5 minutes to read that the salary approved for Tammy Thompson is $34,155, which includes the 6% salary increase budgeted.

FFB/ Gregory Community Foundation hits fundraising goal far ahead of deadline

The First Fidelity Bank and Gregory Community Foundation announced that they have hit the $50,000 goal of their threeyear pledge drive, well ahead of schedule. Foundation board members credit the generosity of the community for the success of the drive, recognizing that there have been many other great projects in the community to which people could give their money (the new medical campus and swimming pool, for example), yet they still managed to find room in their budgets for the Foundation.

Chamber, GED, Horizons hold annual meeting

The mood was excited and hopeful for the future as the combined annual meeting for the Gregory/ Dallas Chamber of Commerce, Gregory Economic Development Group, and Gregory Horizons Community Development Corporation (formerly BID) was held at 621 Main Monday evening, January 23, 2023.

SD lawmakers consider $220M for housing, water

South Dakota lawmakers are considering a pair of infrastructure funding bills that would allocate over $220 million to housing and water supply projects. A proposal to allocate $200 million for workforce housing projects is set for a final vote in the House this week, while the Senate Agriculture and Natural Resources Committee last week recommended the Legislature’s budget appropriations committee consider a proposal to allocate $22 million to water supply projects.

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