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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 City Administrator tours Lewis & Clark Water Treatment Plant
Tea City Administrator Justin Weiland joined regional leaders on Monday, Aug. 18 for a tour of Lewis & Clark Regional Water System’s...
Aug 21
Warzecha returns to district as superintendent
A familiar face to the school district returned to the halls of Tea Area this school year. Tonia Warzecha returned to the district in her...
Aug 21
Tea City approves conditional use permit
The Tea City Council met Aug. 18 and approved a conditional use permit. The council met as the board of adjustment and held a public...
Aug 21


Tea community rallies for Natalie- August 23 fundraiser to aid local toddler’s cancer fight
The Tea community will have an opportunity to rally around two-year-old Natalie Hostetler and her family while helping to raise funds for...
Aug 14
Operations manager updates board on high school expansion
The Tea Area School Board met Aug. 11. The board approved the adult school lunch meal price at $5.15 which is an increase from the...
Aug 14


Bacon Run to support Junior Achievement
Before the festivities of Tea Chamber’s Saturday in the Park begin on Aug. 16, lace up your running shoes and head to Tea City Park for...
Aug 7


Wynn + Wonder celebrates Grand Opening in Tea with ribbon cutting
A new event venue has officially opened its doors in Tea. Wynn + Wonder celebrated its grand opening on Thursday, July 31, welcoming the...
Aug 7


Schulte family returns to auto industry with massive classic, specialty vehicle business
The Schulte family is back in the auto business — this time with a new concept that revolves around classic, specialty and foreign...
Aug 7
City holds two public hearings
The Tea City Council met Aug. 4 and held two public hearings. The council approved a conditional use permit for a group daycare at 317 N....
Aug 7
Nearly 50 years strong: Maka’s Taekwondo eyes international stage with help from community
In 1978, Lisa Maka opened a Taekwondo studio. Now, nearly 50 years later, Maka and her class are looking to compete in an international...
Jul 31
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