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Tea Weekly is the official newspaper for Lincoln County, the City of Tea and
the Tea Area School District. Reach our office at 605-213-0049 or email.
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Tea Area wins first in Class AAA Parade at Festival of Bands
Drum majors from Tea Area are pictured above accepting their award. High school marching bands from across the region showcased their...
23 hours ago
National 4-H Week Members Spotlight: Tygan Fischer & Ryan McKeown
By Wendy Sweeter, SDSU Extension 4-H Educator - Lincoln County Two Lincoln County 4-H members attended the 4-H Citizenship Washington...
23 hours ago
City discusses 2026 budget
The Tea City Council met Oct. 6 and discussed the 2026 budget. City administrator Justin Weiland presented the proposed 2026 budget. He...
23 hours ago
From Tattoos to Tabbies - Red Arbor hosts ‘Tats for Cats’ event
Ink will flow from tattoo guns to adoption papers as Red Arbor Tattoo teams up with Sioux Empire TNR Coalition for the inaugural Tats for...
23 hours ago


Dallas Poague’s journey from toy collector to restoration expert
Dallas Poague is pictured above with his latest project. From vintage toy store owner to renowned restoration expert, Lennox newcomer,...
Oct 2


Tea Area takes first at Tri-State Festival
Pictured above is a snapshot of the band’s field show during Homecoming. On Saturday, Sept. 27 the Tea Area High School Marching Band...
Oct 2


Hall of Fame: Sandy (Meyer) Crawford
Crawford is pictured above with her family. When Sandy (Meyer) Crawford’s son was in junior high, class sizes within the Lennox School...
Oct 2


Tea community rallies to save two young brothers battling rare disease
For Beau and JeanAnn Bryan, the fight to save their sons has become a race against time — and they’re calling on their community to help....
Sep 25
School Board hears updates on projects, approves 2026 budget
The Tea Area School Board met Sept. 15. Operations manager Wayne Larsen updated the board on projects throughout the district. He said...
Sep 25
City council denies rezone
The Tea City Council met Sept. 22 and denied the ordinance to rezone an area for planned development. Property owners from the Nine Mile...
Sep 25
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