Every year, on Nov. 11, Americans come together to pay tribute to the brave men and women who have served in the United States Armed...

Justin Weiland brings 18 years of experience New city administrator Justin Weiland brings 18 years of experience to the role in Tea....

The Tea City Council met Nov. 6 and approved liquor licenses for 13 businesses. The council approved the 2024 package off-sale liquor...

The stage is set, and the spotlight is ready to shine on Tea Area Middle School’s upcoming theatrical production, Mystery on 13th Street,...

In 2023, the Tea Area Community Foundation continued its commitment to serving the local community by awarding a grant to food...

SDHSAA All State Chorus and Orchestra this past weekend in Rapid City. Students chosen as members and alternates went through an audition...

Earlier this summer, Zach Smith and his wife, Elizabeth, took ownership of StraightLines Custom Restorations, Inc. Located at 300 N....

The Tea Area High School marching band made waves in the world of competitive marching this season, racking up an impressive list of...

Tea Area 2011 graduate Erik Hill thought he was going to be a distance runner when he was younger. He was basing that idea off of when...

The Tea Area School Board met Oct. 16. Superintendent Jennifer Lowery recognized that the school board won a bronze award for their...