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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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County Commission addresses rezoning, mental health services, and budget updates
With all members present, the Lincoln County Commissioners met Tuesday, Feb. 4 in the Lincoln County Boardroom. Commissioners heard...
Feb 13, 2025
Small-town flavor takes center stage in Titans Tavern’s Bite-Sized Showdown
In the first of its kind event, Titans Tavern has challenged chefs in the tri-state area to a head-to-head Bite-Sized Showdown throughout...
Feb 13, 2025


One Act earns Superior at State
Tea Area performs at the 2025 State One Act Play Festival. The 2025 SDHSAA State One Act Play Festival took place at the SDSU...
Feb 13, 2025
School board approves Lowery’s resignation
The Tea Area School Board met Feb. 10. Superintendent Jennifer Lowery submitted her resignation as superintendent effective June 30....
Feb 13, 2025
Titans to compete in esports State Tournament this weekend
Aberdeen Central High School will be hosting the Fenworks South Dakota esports state tournament, set to take place this weekend, February...
Feb 13, 2025


Titan wrestlers claim Championship title at Parker; Dawson Eimers records 100th victory
Dawson Eimers earns his 100th victory On Friday, Jan. 31 the Tea Area High School boys’ wrestling team hosted Rapid City Central and...
Feb 6, 2025
County Commissioners debate rezoning, hear concerns on Airport hangar costs
The Lincoln County Board of Commissioners met Tuesday, January 28 in the Lincoln County Boardroom. With Chairwoman Tiffani Landeen...
Feb 6, 2025


Middle school students selected to All State Band
Ten Tea Area students were selected to the South Dakota Middle School All State Concert Band which will be held at the Mitchell...
Feb 6, 2025


Students bring hope with new group
Hope Squad Members: Delainey Burreck, Breslyn Rand, Daschle Lowery, and Savannah Stahnke Tea Area students in the middle and high school...
Feb 6, 2025
City council to revisit EMS, fire safety studies
The Tea City Council met Feb. 3 and discussed studies for EMS and fire safety. City administrator Justin Weiland said the city received a...
Feb 6, 2025
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