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Dec 5

Former Titan, Taylor Fechner, returns to lead Titan girls basketball team

The Tea Area High School girls’ basketball team is gearing up for an exciting season full of firsts, led by new head coach Taylor...

Dec 5

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

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

Titan wrestlers look to continue success in upcoming season

As the Tea Area High School wrestling team gears up for another season, Head Coach John Niesen enters his ninth year leading the Titans....

Nov 26

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...

Nov 26

Tea’s first annual Parade of Lights to kick off holiday season this Saturday

Christmas cheer will be strung through the streets of Tea this Saturday, November 30 as the first annual Parade of Lights is scheduled to...

Nov 21

Tea Area Boys Soccer Team celebrates 2024 season at Awards Banquet

The Tea Area High School boys soccer team capped off a successful 2024 season with their annual awards banquet earlier this week....

Nov 21

School board hears expansion project progress

The Tea Area School Board met Nov. 18 and learned about the high school expansion project progress. Operations manger Wayne Larsen noted...

Nov 21

Lincoln County Commissioners address tax deed sale, pay increases

The Lincoln County Commissioners met Tuesday, November 12 in the Lincoln County boardroom. Commissioners heard agenda items including tax...

Nov 21

Thornton Flooring unveils state-of-the-art facility, enhancing service and style in Tea

Driving on Interstate-29, it’s hard to miss the sleek, 109,000-square-foot building tucked inside Bakker’s Landing. While the spacious...