Tea’s new park & rec director brings nearly nine years of experience to the position. Jake Kerr started with the city in December, but he...

District seventh-graders now have the opportunity to explore flight and space with new simulators. Middle school assistant principal...

The Tea Chamber for Development held their 2022 Annual Meeting on January 18 at the Prairie View Events Hall, with guest speaker Holly...

In 2021, the Pannell family decided to take a leap of faith and move to South Dakota from North Georgia. Despite warnings of harsh...

The Tea Volunteer Fire Department has implemented a successful Cadet program in recent years, aimed at recruiting and training young...

High school students are taking their shot with a new archery club. Seniors Aiden Parson and Jessica Skoog rekindled their interest in...

The City of Tea was recently awarded the annual “Best Tasting Water in South Dakota” Award at the South Dakota Association of Rural Water...

After defeating Vermillion 52-22 on Jan. 2, Madison 65-40 on Jan. 6, Crofton, NE 62-27 on Jan. 7, and Canton 75-45 the Tea Area High...

The Tea City Council met Jan. 9 after having to move the meeting from Jan. 2 due the snowstorm. Councilors Aaron Otten and Joe Weis were...

The Tea Area Community Food Distribution will be from 5:00 to 6:00 pm on Thursday, Jan. 19 at Trinity Lutheran Church, 335 W. First St,...