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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 resident, Briahnna Thooft, faces ongoing battle with rare heart condition
Briahnna Thooft is pictured above. Thooft has undergone two surgeries and countless medications to help her body fight for its life. A...
Mar 13
School board creates foundation fund
The Tea Area School District met March 10. The board approved creating the Tea Area School District Foundation Fund through the South...
Mar 13
Lincoln County awards bids, reviews department updates
The Lincoln County Commission met Tuesday, March 4 in the Lincoln County Boardroom. Commissioners heard agenda items including awarding...
Mar 13


Local students serve as Legislative pages
Charlee Jorgensen (Lennox High School) and Melanie Roemen (Tea Area High School) both served as Legislative pages. South Dakota’s 100th...
Mar 13


Titan girls to face SF Washington in SoDak 16
Kya Haynes dribbles the ball past the Sioux Falls Washington defender last week. The Tea Area High School girls basketball team will...
Mar 6
Titan boys defeat SF Washington; prep for SoDak 16 match-up
The Tea Area High School boys’ basketball team closed out their regular season with a hard-fought 54-49 victory over Sioux Falls...
Mar 6
Commissioners approve bridge dedication to honor Captain Meyer
The Lincoln County Commissioners met Tuesday, February 25 in the Lincoln County Boardroom. With all members present, Commissioners heard...
Mar 6
City council approves revision to Serenity Park Addition
The Tea City Council met March 3 and took action on the revised Serenity Park Addition planned development district. The council held a...
Mar 6


Dr. Tonia Warzecha named new Superintendent at Tea Area
The Tea Area School District Board of Education announce March 1 the appointment of Dr. Tonia Warzecha as the district’s new...
Mar 6


Woodring wins State title, DeBoer runner-up: Titan boys take sixth as a team
Tyler Woodring captured the 126-pound State Title with four consecutive pins. At left: Chase DeBoer reached the finals in the 285-pound...
Mar 6
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