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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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Sep 12
School board announces Hall of Fame inductees
The Tea Area School Board met Sept. 9 and announced the 2024 Hall of Fame inductees. Those who will be inducted into the district’s Hall...
Sep 12
Titans dominate in home opener, defeat Aberdeen Central 39-7
The Tea Area High School football team put on a commanding performance in their home opener, defeating Aberdeen Central 39-7 on Friday,...
Sep 5
Titans fall to Spearfish in season opener, 39-29
The Tea Area High School football team suffered a tough defeat in their season opener against Spearfish, losing 39-29 this past Friday,...
Sep 5
Titan girls tie with Yankton, fall to Harrisburg
The Tea Area High School varsity girls’ soccer team faced off against the Yankton Gazelles in a tightly contested match at Tea Area High...
Sep 5
Titan boys defeat Yankton, Harrisburg
The Tea Area Titans varsity boys’ soccer team secured a decisive 3-1 victory over the Yankton Bucks on Thursday, August 29. Hudson...
Sep 5
Lincoln County discusses $10K lien settlement
The Lincoln County Commission met Tuesday, August 27 in the Lincoln County Boardroom. Commissioners heard agenda items including lien...
Sep 5
Zoomin Groomin brings stress-free pet spa services to Tea and surrounding areas
With a new mobile pet grooming service, residents can easily treat their pets to a spa day in the comfort of your own driveway. Zoomin...
Sep 5
Tea Area Schools enhance Music Program with new ukuleles thanks to Tea Area Community Foundation grant
Pictured above are students from Tea Area Schools proudly holding ukuleles they were able to purchase thanks to a generous grant from the...
Aug 29
Titan girls defeat Brookings 2-1
The Tea Area High School girls’ soccer team traveled to Brookings on Tuesday, Aug. 20 and played among the rain that fell steadily...
Aug 29
New grain facility reshapes the skyline
Drivers in the Worthing area watched as a new grain facility grew up in a matter of six days. CHS Brandon broke ground on the new grain...
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