Junkin’ Market Days was started in 2021 by Tea resident Kerry Bamsey. “I decided to hold an event in the spring of 2021,” Bamsey said....

The past few years have taken a toll on many people, with so many individuals experiencing stress and change at their workplaces during...

The Tea City Council met March 21 after their meeting as a local board of equalization. The council heard appeals on 21 properties before...

The Tea Area Vocal Jazz received 3 Superior ratings, 1st place in the 3A Vocal Jazz division, and 5 Outstanding Solo Awards at the USD...

The Tea Area School Board met March 14 and accepted the resignation from Craig Clayberg as head football coach, weight room and...

Legacy Elementary principal Samantha Walder traveled to Washington, D.C., earlier this month to meet with other principals from across...

The Tea City Council met March 7 and approved a conditional use permit for a medical cannabis business. They held a public hearing where...

Scooter’s Coffee was founded in 1998 by Don and Linda Eckles in Bellevue, Nebraska. Now the franchise is approaching 450 stores in 24...

The Tea City Council met Feb. 22 and approved a handful of building plans. The Council approved the building plans for Cresten Property...

The Tea Area School Board met Feb. 14 and discussed new sanctioned sports for the 2022-23 school year. With the South Dakota High School...