Grifin Wiebenga takes the shot from the corner.  The Tea Area High School boys’ basketball team put on an impressive performance on...

Quiet Water Farm near Hurley will begin year two of operation in March. John and Gretchen Kooyenga moved to her grandmother’s house last...

The Tea Area High School Boys Varsity Bowling team secured a commendable fifth place finish at the 2025 South Dakota High School Bowling...

By John Hult SD Searchlight Full-throated support from South Dakota Gov. Larry Rhoden may not be enough to change the minds of skeptical...

Tea Area’s Tyler Woodring enters as top wrestler in State at 126 pounds  Tyler Woodring competing at an earlier meet this season....

The Tea Area High School girls’ basketball team competed against Harrisburg on Feb. 11 and dropped the match-up 53-45. Anna Binde led the...

On Friday, Feb. 14 the Tea Area High School boys’ basketball team hosted Sioux City East. The Titans trailed early but fought back,...

Above is the Lincoln County Correctional Facility rendering. [Editor’s note: This is part one in a three part series on the proposed...

The Tea City Council met Feb. 18 and held a public hearing on the revised Serenity Park Addition planned development district with no one...

Throughout the years, the Lakota Events Hall has been home to many things, but on Thursday, February 27, it will find new owners and a...