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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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Jan 9
Tea Retirement Living brings a new vision for senior care to Tea
Morgan Lane Village is under new management and will be renamed Tea Retirement Living by Caring Professionals. The new administration is...
Dec 12, 2024
Untamed Threads: Local mom opens boutique to redefine boys’ fashion
As a busy mom of three boys, Erica Anderson wanted convenience, style, and selection when searching for boys’ clothes. When the search...
Dec 12, 2024
Tea students earn scholarships awarded at welding competition
WATERTOWN – Six high school welders across South Dakota took home cutting-edge welding equipment and the senior winners earned full-ride...
Dec 12, 2024
Tea Area School board recognized for excellence
The Tea Area School Board met Dec. 9 where they were recognized for excellence. Heath Larson, Associated School Boards of South Dakota,...
Dec 12, 2024
Watch D.O.G.S. Program brings more male influences to school
Venture Elementary welcomes dads, and other male influences, to the school every Wednesday. Principal Jay Swatek brought the Watch...
Dec 5, 2024
New members inducted into National Honor Society
On Tuesday, Nov. 5 Tea Area High School inducted new members into the National Honor Society. New members are pictured above and...
Dec 5, 2024
Scooter’s donates to Tea Area Food Pantry
In a display of community spirit, Scooter’s Coffee in Tea celebrated its second year participating in the annual Day of Giving on...
Dec 5, 2024
Tea lights up the season with inaugural Parade of Lights
The streets of Tea shone brightly with Christmas cheer on Saturday, November 30, as the community gathered for the first annual Parade of...
Dec 5, 2024
City approves Kevin Nissen’s retirement
The Tea City Council met Dec. 2 and accepted the retirement of planning and zoning administrator Kevin Nissen. Nissen plans to retire in...
Nov 26, 2024
Council approves development plans
The Tea City Council met Nov. 18 and approved the 2025 appropriations ordinance. The budget includes funding to replace the playground...
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