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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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Quiet Water Farm prepares for second year of fresh produce
Quiet Water Farm near Hurley will begin year two of operation in March. John and Gretchen Kooyenga moved to her grandmother’s house last...
Feb 27
Only ‘political magic’ can save $825 million prison plan, lawmaker says
By John Hult SD Searchlight Full-throated support from South Dakota Gov. Larry Rhoden may not be enough to change the minds of skeptical...
Feb 27


State prison project draws strong views, harsh criticism
Above is the Lincoln County Correctional Facility rendering. [Editor’s note: This is part one in a three part series on the proposed...
Feb 20
City Council reviews development plans
The Tea City Council met Feb. 18 and held a public hearing on the revised Serenity Park Addition planned development district with no one...
Feb 20


Lakota Events Hall bids farewell to Hagedorn family, welcomes new chapter
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...
Feb 20
Small-town flavor takes center stage in Titans Tavern’s Bite-Sized Showdown
In the first of its kind event, Titans Tavern has challenged chefs in the tri-state area to a head-to-head Bite-Sized Showdown throughout...
Feb 13


One Act earns Superior at State
Tea Area performs at the 2025 State One Act Play Festival.  The 2025 SDHSAA State One Act Play Festival took place at the SDSU...
Feb 13
School board approves Lowery’s resignation
The Tea Area School Board met Feb. 10. Superintendent Jennifer Lowery submitted her resignation as superintendent effective June 30....
Feb 13


Middle school students selected to All State Band
Ten Tea Area students were selected to the South Dakota Middle School All State Concert Band which will be held at the Mitchell...
Feb 6


Students bring hope with new group
Hope Squad Members: Delainey Burreck, Breslyn Rand, Daschle Lowery, and Savannah Stahnke Tea Area students in the middle and high school...
Feb 6
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