Tuesday Mixed League 09/06/22 Old Pioneer, 24-0; Bailey Welding, 21-3; Tee-Riffic Creations, 1311; Fritz’s Angels, 11-13; Carlock Babes, 3-21; The Outsiders, 0-24; Mae Hoffman, 0-12; Wild Bunch, 0-12; HTG: Tee-Riffic Creations, 873; HTS: Bailey Welding, 2392; HIG: Dan Soesbe, 216; Amy Moeller and Patty Connealy, 177; HIS: Dan Soesbe, 590; Goldie Warnkvist, 442. Thursday Mens League 09/08/22 Northern Plains, 23-7; Stukel Eagle Ranch, 18 1/2-11 1/2; Rod’s Sport Shop, 16 1/2-13 1/2; Home Town Automotive, 16-14; Marks Home Repair, 14-16; Gregory Lanes, 13 1/2-16 1/2; Nagel Body Shop, 11 1/2-18 1/2; Cats, 7-23 HTG: Rod’s Sport Shop, 883; HTS: Stukel Eagle Ranch, 2457; HIG: Rod Hlavka, 235; HIS: Dustin Stukel, 632..

Last Friday night the Gregory Gorillas football team traveled to Martin to face the Bennett County Warriors for the first time in recent history. The Gorillas dominated both sides of the ball and eventually ended the game with the score of 50-0.

The following are two 4-H State Fair exhibitors who were inadvertently missed in last week’s edition: Addie Dostal, Display Exhibits, Dog, Dog Obedience And Dog Agility, Purple; Display Exhibits, Home Environment, Red; Display Exhibits, Clothing and Textiles, Selected Outfit, Purple.

Mark your calendars! The Winner Regional Health and Wellness Foundation and Winner Regional Health are hosting a public listening session on September 21st, 2022, at Fr. Paul Hall, located at 150 Jefferson St., Mission, SD. As we serve Todd, Tripp, Mellette, and Gregory counties; we want to seek input on services being provided, areas for growth, and opportunities to cultivate relationships with those within the communities.

The Winner Regional Health and Wellness Foundation recently received a $1,500.00 donation from Frontier Motors Automotive Group, Inc. Frontier Motors received a donation from Enterprise Rent-A-Car as a result of the business they do with them. In return, Frontier Motors selected the Winner Regional Health and Wellness Foundation as the recipient of the funds. Cody and his team have been supporters of the Foundation and advancing healthcare for the surrounding communities. This past spring he donated a large portion of a Jeep Renegade to help secure monies for a new 3D mammography to assist with early detection of breast cancer. With his support and the support of the community, a two-year goal was met in less than six months, allowing these services to now be offered locally. Following discussions on how this latest donation can have the greatest impact, the money will be applied towards some equipment needs for the hospital. On behalf of the Winner Regional Health and Wellness Foundation, we are thankful for the donation and for the opportunity to positively impact healthcare in the surrounding communities together.

During September, which is Suicide Prevention and Awareness Month, Avera is launching a campaign centered around the theme, “Ask the Question.” “Asking the question” can be a critical starting point to offer help when someone shows warning signs of suicide. “Even before the pandemic, suicide, opioid abuse, and drug overdose were already epidemics of concern in our society.