The Tea Weekly newspaper has a new home. Our office has moved and is now located at 502 Figzel Ct., Suite B (next to the post office)....

Legacy Elementary principal Samantha Walder was surprised to be named South Dakota Elementary Principal of the Year last week. While she...

The Tea Area School Board met March 20 and heard about bid opening for the high school expansion project. Operations manager Wayne Larsen...

The Tea youth wrestling team is celebrating after an outstanding performance at the Region AAU wrestling tournament in Yankton on...

Tea Area High School Choir students recently participated in the Region II – Vocal Solo and Ensemble Contest held at Augustana University...

Several area art students from across the state recently submitted flag designs for the Youth Art Month Flag contest. This contest is...

As the legislative session wraps up later this month, one high school senior got to observe how it worked early in the session. Tea Area...

The Tea City Council met March 6 and discussed the drainage plan for the school district’s expansion project at the high school. The...

Over 150 Tea Area 5th grade students will tour DeGeest Corporation leading up to National Robotics Week, and more tours are welcome....

The Tea Chamber for Development elected officers in February. Linda Kokenge, Zooks Coffee Bar owner, was elected vice president. She...