Tea News

Posted by: Scott Ehrisman - 06/25/2009 8:13 AM Mark Johnston's My Voice column in the May 10 Argus Leader concerning the information sheet I'd written on behalf of Citizens for a Responsible Sales Tax is an encouraging sign.

Lightning from the storm is suspected of starting an apartment building fire in Tea, South Dakota.

Sioux City police charged a 43-year-old Tea, S.D., man with attempted murder, saying he ran into a police officer who was responding to a report of a burglary.

Milo and Natalie Stroschein of Sioux Falls will celebrate their 80th birthdays with an open house from 2 to 4 p.m. Saturday, May 2, at First Lutheran Church Gathering Room, 327 S. Dakota Ave.

Gene Haagenson of Baltic celebrated his 80th birthday Wednesday, Dec. 17. A family dinner was held at a later date.

It's on Old Fashioned Danish Chirstmas at the Danebod Lutheren Church in Tyler, Minnesota.

She could've been my mother. The woman was thin, of average height and about my mother's age.

We had Frieda Aman for a cook a few years ago, but circumstances have brought her back again.

For some less-fortunate children in Sioux Falls, Santa Claus came to town in the form of a law enforcement officer Wednesday.

A decision by the Tea City Council last week paved the way for Tea to have its first official boat dealer within city limits.

Music is many things. Music is a talent. Music is a remedy. And for some, music is a family affair.

A few weeks ago, a corporate jet landed at the Marv Skie Airport in Tea for the first time.

Dale Thorpe has stood watch over the stable of Mary and Joseph for many years. His role as innkeeper has allowed him to look out at the crowd of hundreds gathered at Otto and Linda Hagedorn's farm near Tea for ...

Deciding which school one's kids will attend is no small matter. Many parents choose the location of their homes based partly on where they want their kids to go.

The trial is expected to begin on January 13, Harris' lawyers say they plan to use the insanity defense.

Voters in the Tea Area School District approved a bond of up to $9.935 million to build a new intermediate school.

The owner of a Sioux Falls skate shop has expanded his business to include a new skate park just east of Tea in the Hagedorn Industrial Park.

The Tea School District says its growing at a very quick rate, faster than they anticipated.

Tea voters will decide on a multi-million dollar school bond issue Tuesday, and rapid growth in the district is pushing the issue to the forefront.

A concert today will benefit The Banquet in Sioux Falls. The Festival of Men's Voices features six male choruses singing in the Great Hall of the Washington Pavilion.