Tea Area High School had an impressive first outdoor track meet of the season with great performances from both girls and boys teams in...

Four-year-old Izen Becker was diagnosed with brain cancer in November, but he took it on as ‘Izenman.’ Izen’s mother, Danielle, said that...

Taylor Ernster turned a hobby into a business so successful it was one of 10 South Dakota companies to make the Inc. 5000 list of...

Tea City Council elections will be held next Tuesday, April 11, 2023 at City Hall, located at 600 E. 1st Street. Polls will be open from...

In January of 2022, the South Dakota High School Activities Association Board of Directors decided that South Dakota would hold its...

The Tea City Council met April 3 and went through first readings on four ordinances. Ordinance 304 amends Chapter 6, Section 6.04 on...

The Lincoln County Commission met Tuesday, March 28, in the Lincoln County Boardroom. All members of the Commission were present. Adam...

Fourteen teams kicked off the inaugural Tea pickleball league March 8. The teams of two pickleballers wrapped up their last week of...

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...