Safety survey yields options

Decades ago, fire chiefs began to push for sprinkler systems and fire alarms in schools.

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• Tea Area learns to text crime tips 
• TransCanada trucks to join Highway 105 

Tea Area learns to text crime tips

Crimestoppers wants high school students to know that it’s safe to report a crime or suspicious activity.  Full Story

TransCanada trucks to join Highway 105

Drivers who use Lincoln County Road 105 could see some very long trucks joining them on the road this winter.  Full Story

Fourth grader earns local record

Nine-year-old Rachel Sherman of Tea hula-hooped her way to a 360 Bar and Grill Record Nov.  Full Story

Saturday shopping a special treat

I have written before of the 1950s when we lived on the farm near Hurley and went to Sioux Falls for a big shopping trip twice...  Full Story

Hold on, we’re just getting started

Whew! Ok, I think it’s time to take a breather.  Full Story

Thanks to benefit supporters

I would like to thank everyone that attended the pork feed benefit on Oct. 26. It was all greatly appreciated.  Full Story

Mom’s a hypocrite, won’t eat peas

Please don’t tell my children, but their mother is a hypocrite.  Full Story

Titans honored at awards night

The spotlight shone on participants in fall athletics during the 2008 Fall Activities Banquet Monday night in the Tea Area high...  Full Story

Skyforce bring preseason game to Tea Area

For the first time in more than 20 years, the Sioux Falls Skyforce will play its annual preseason game for a hometown crowd.  Full Story

Soccer still to be state sanctioned

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Lady Titans earn first winning season

The Lady Titans’ first winning season in school history came to a bittersweet end last week with a District 7A loss to the...  Full Story

Tea Area senior the last of a Titan family

The Tea Area Titans ended their 2008 football season in October, but for head coach Adam Larson, the end of this season also...  Full Story

Tips for a good pheasant hunt

Standing corn was to blame for a slower-than-usual opening weekend for many pheasant hunters across the state.  Full Story

Athletes prepare for winter season

The golf balls and football cleats are shelved in the closet and athletes are hitting the basketball courts and wrestling mats...  Full Story