About 150-200 people gathered to learn more about the Gregory County Pumped Storage Project Monday evening, September 19, at the Jack Broome Community Center in Burke. Scott Pick, general manager of Randall Community Water User District (RCWUD), reiterated how the project will affect the quality of water coming into their intake and will increase the costs to filter it.

The new executive director for the Business and Industrial Development (BID) group has used her first three months to learn, build a network of economic development professionals, and engage with the community. The 2021 strategic plan and the BID board of directors are the guides, with the mission, vision, and value statements charting the course.

As the regular meeting of the Gregory City Council began Monday evening, October 3, 2022, Mayor Al Cerny asked for a moment of silence to honor former city employee for 18 years, Jack Wenger. Fall, Christmas events lining up for the Chamber Gregory/Dallas Chamber of Commerce Director Trenton Seegers thanked the council for approving, in his absence at a previous meeting, the purchase of a banner for the city’s Christmas decorations.

Roxie Chocholousek, fondly known as “Mrs. Coke” to the students at the Gregory School District, has been chosen as the parade marshal for the Homecoming parade, which will begin at 1:00 p.m., Friday, September 30.

Rosebud-Sandhills Right-to-Life has sponsored Dr. Patti Giebink to present the lecture “For Such a Time as This” at 7:00 p.m., Wednesday, October 5, at the Gregory Memorial Auditorium.

Todd County was a good win for us. We had to make some adjustments since Sapphire Kenzy was injured. We moved some people around, but when we went to the Bon Homme Tournament on Saturday, we changed our rotation again.