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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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Titans eye strong season under Schramm’s leadership
Rob Schramm enters his second season as head coach of the Tea Area High School baseball team, after previously serving as an assistant...
Apr 10
Titan girls golf ready for AA challenge
With a successful season in the books and a talented group of returners, the Tea Area High School girls golf team is teeing off this...
Apr 10
With $50 million spent already, state hires new consultant to restart prison planning
By John Hult SIOUX FALLS — A $729,000 consultant contract will be added to the roughly $50 million South Dakota has already spent on a...
Apr 10
County Commissioners greenlight road projects
With all members present, the Lincoln County Commissioners met Tuesday, April 1 in the Lincoln County Boardroom. Commissioners heard...
Apr 10


Swatek named South Dakota Elementary Principal of the Year
Jay Swatek is pictured above with his wife and daughter last Friday morning when he was named the 2025 South Dakota Elementary Principal...
Apr 10


City approves purchase of new meeting software
The Tea City Council met April 7 in a brief meeting. City administrator Justin Weiland presented information about Diligent Community, an...
Apr 10
Nissen retires from city after 21 years
After 21 years of employment with the city, planning and zoning administrator Kevin Nissen retired April 4. Nissen got his start with the...
Apr 10


Tea Area FFA Chapter recognized among State’s Best with National Chapter Award
The Tea Area FFA chapter returned from the 97th South Dakota State FFA Convention with high honors, earning recognition as a Superior FFA...
Apr 10


Maka’s Taekwondo makes history at SD State Championships
Maka’s Taekwondo made history last Saturday, March 29, as it hosted its 34th annual South Dakota State Taekwondo Championships. The...
Apr 3
County Commissioners approve budget supplements, wage increases
With all members present, the Lincoln County Board of Commissioners met Tuesday, March 25 in the Lincoln County Boardroom. Commissioners...
Apr 3
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