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GHS Marching Band comes away with a second place finish at Platte

News Staff

Wednesday, September 22, 2021

The Gregory High School Marching Band competed in Platte on Friday, September 17th at the Missouri Valley Marching Festival. Gregory marched in class ‘A’ along with Aberdeen Roncalli and Northwestern. Gregory came away with second place in class ‘A’ with a score of 943, Aberdeen Roncalli received first place with a score of 951, and Northwestern came in third with 914 points.

GREGORY SCHOOL LUNCH MENU

News Staff

Wednesday, September 22, 2021

MON., SEPTEMBER 27 Corn dog, hash brown patty TUES., SEPTEMBER 28 Tangerine chicken, brown rice, bread WED., SEPTEMBER 29 Pepperoni pizza, corn THURS., SEPTEMBER 30 Ham & au gratin potatoes, green beans, bread FRI., OCTOBER 1 Hamburger patty, bun, french fries.

Family key to providing safety, stability to children

News Staff

Wednesday, September 22, 2021

Family connections are critical to healthy child development and a sense of belonging. When children must be removed from their families for safety, kinship care is the preferred placement.

Governor Noem and Republican governors call on President Biden to change failed border policy

News Staff

Wednesday, September 22, 2021

On September 20, Governor Kristi Noem and 25 other Republican governors wrote to President Biden, urging him to change his failed border policy. The governors requested a meeting within the next 15 days to address this crisis.

SD awarded rural health transformation funds

News Staff

Wednesday, September 22, 2021

The Department of Social Services (DSS) has been awarded up to $5 million in federal funding to transform the way health care is delivered in rural communities. South Dakota Medicaid, a division of DSS, will serve as the lead organization for this rural health transformation opportunity.

Labor shortage looms as arena project finishes

News Staff

Wednesday, September 22, 2021

Finding enough workers to staff the new Summit Arena at The Monument in Rapid City is an imminent problem now that the $130 million project nears its Oct. 1 finish, according to its executives.

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GHS Marching Band comes away with a second place finish at Platte

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Family key to providing safety, stability to children

Governor Noem and Republican governors call on President Biden to change failed border policy

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