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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 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


Hall of Fame: Sandy Cheney
Sandy Cheney has lived in Tea since 1975, and when the school district started, she got involved. While all of her and her husband, Ray’s...
Sep 25


Javers Construction to hold ribbon cutting
Javers Construction held a ribbon cutting last week to celebrate 18 years of service and their new building. Javers Construction is a...
Sep 18


Titan Homecoming 2025
The Tea Area School District celebrated their 2025 Homecoming week last week, featuring a parade on Friday afternoon and culminating with...
Sep 18
City reviews rezone ordinance
The Tea City Council met Sept. 8 and held a first reading on an ordinance rezoning part of lot 1B of the Tempo Addition from NRC to PD...
Sep 11


King Konrad and Queen Babb to reign over Homecoming festivities
Pictured above, from left to right, Ava Opland, Meredith Decker, Emma Watson, Ellie Clayberg, Queen Jaycie Babb, King Brenner Konrad,...
Sep 11


Sherwin-Williams volunteers give Tea American Legion a fresh coat of patriotism
The Tea American Legion building received a much-needed facelift this summer thanks to a team of local Sherwin-Williams employees who...
Sep 4


New venue to provide intimate event space in Tea
Sidney Borrill-Patch is pictured above By Courtney Collen A new event space in Tea is offering a “blank canvas” for small celebrations,...
Sep 4
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