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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 celebrates 2025 Teacher of the Year finalists
Winner to be announced May 12 As part of Teacher Appreciation Week, the Tea Area School District honored its dedicated educators with the...
May 8


Kelly named 2025 BHSU Alumna Entrepreneur in Excellence
The 14th Annual Celebrating Women in Business Luncheon & Awards returns to the Spearfish Holiday Inn on Tuesday, May 14, bringing...
May 1


Students explore future of manufacturing during tour of DeGeest Corporation
Manufacturing is undergoing a dramatic transformation, thanks to innovations in robotics, automation, and advanced fabrication...
May 1


New Tea Development Director finds familiar ground in growing community
The city’s new community development director started about a month ago on March 18. Albert Schmidt, a Sioux Falls native, got his...
May 1


American Bank & Trust donates to Tea and Lennox School Districts
American Bank & Trust (AB&T) is proud to strengthen its commitment to local communities through its Spirit Card Program, an initiative...
Apr 24


New pottery studio opens for sculptors
Sioux Falls artist Skyler Stencil didn’t expect to open her new studio for beginning and experienced potters in Tea, but when she toured...
Apr 24
City approves liquor license transfer
The Tea City Council met April 21 with Councilman Jim Erck leading the meeting in the absence of Mayor Casey Voelker. The council held a...
Apr 24


Tea Area High School to present ‘The Addams Family School Edition’ at Embrace Church
Most of the Ancestors of the Addams Family pictured (from left to right): Back row:Â Jannah Ricaldi, Brody Miller, Dawson Lowery, Will...
Apr 17
School board approves resolution authorizing capital outlay certificates
The Tea Area School Board met April 14 and approved a resolution authorizing capital outlay certificates. Tom Grimmond from financing...
Apr 17
With $50 million spent already, state hires new consultant to restart prison planning
By John Hult SIOUX FALLS — A $729,000 consultant contract will be added to the roughly $50 million South Dakota has already spent on a...
Apr 10
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