The GHS Percussion Ensemble rolled out the xylophones for a rousing rendition of “Brazil” by Barroso. “Boot Scootin’ Betty,” performed by the GHS Clarinet Choir got some toes tapping in the audience.

The Gregory Athletics Club hosted the 29th annual East-West Shootout on Monday, March 21, 2022. The event features area high school seniors and gives them the chance to have a night of fun on the court playing together with friends, whom are sometimes rivals during the regular season.

Governor Kristi Noem signed 14 appropriations bills into law. These bills provide for the 133rd consecutive year of balanced budgets in South Dakota: SB 59 revises property tax levies for school districts and revises the state aid to general and special education formulas.

Nebraska agriculture officials say 570,000 broiler chickens will be slaughtered after bird flu was confirmed in the flock. The state Agriculture Department said that avian influenza had been confirmed at a commercial operation in Butler County in eastern Nebraska.

EMI’s founder and CEO, Rod Wilson, a Gregory High School graduate, has a long-standing history with Daktronics. Starting in the LED business as their 17th employee, he worked directly with co-founder Al Kurtenbach who guided him to transition from engineering to sales. This dramatic change was the moment that ultimately led to his founding of Southern California’s leading custom digital outdoor sign company, EMI Signs.

Steve Gates, a second-year medical student at the University of South Dakota School of Medicine, recently completed a three-week rotation at Avera Medical Group Gregory and Avera Gregory Hospital. Originally from Rapid City, Gates graduated from Stevens High School in 2010 before continuing his education at South Dakota School of Mines and Technology.