The Garretson Gazette

07/04/2025

Local artist Susan Hartenhoff Haygood has her painting hanging in Pierre after the SD Arts Council purchased it. Read more: https://www.garretsongazette.com/susan-haygood-sells-house-of-clouds-to-the-state-arts-council/

07/03/2025

CHS donated over $9,000 to the Garretson Food Pantry, thanks to Harvest for Hunger! Read more: https://www.garretsongazette.com/harvest-for-hunger-contributes-9500-to-local-food-pantry/

07/03/2025

12U baseball wrapped its regular season this last weekend with the Minn-Dak Tournament. [E-edition] Read more: https://www.garretsongazette.com/12-u-teams-finish-season-in-weekend-tournaments/

07/03/2025

Happy 4th of July! This week Garretson celebrates Independence Day; local artist Susan Hartenhoff Haygood has a painting of a local house hanging in Pierre; and the Garretson Food Pantry received a generous donation as a result of CHS's Harvest for Hunger. Plus, Garretson residents experienced some petty theft this week, the milk fund at the food pantry is in need of donations, and the 12U baseball season wrapped up this past weekend with region tournaments, and so much more!

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06/26/2025

Garretson residentRobb Long and business partner Chad Vander Lugt started a new merchandise brand called Old Daddin', geared toward those dads who are older with younger kids at home. The community's support has made a huge difference for Long. Read more: https://www.garretsongazette.com/old-daddin-brand-apparel-and-merch-and-the-dads-behind-it/

06/26/2025

A treat shop has been opened by a young entrepreneur in The Treasure Chest, serving up ice cream, slushies, and other goodies! Read more: https://www.garretsongazette.com/king-and-queen-treats-opened-by-young-entrepreneur/

06/26/2025

The new brand, Old Daddin', was created by local resident Robb Long and his business partner Chad Vander Lugt, and Long talked about how the community has been instrumental in getting his business going; a young entrepreneur has opened up a treat shop inside The Treasure Chest called King and Queen Treats, and a new program by the Sheriff's Department will install cameras around the county to help apprehend offenders. Plus, mayor and council updates, 17U baseball took third place at their tournament this last weekend, the Legion is gearing up for its 2nd annual Independence Day celebration next week, and more!

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06/25/2025

EXTRA: Water disruption to occur in Garretson on June 30

From the City of Garretson: A city-wide water main shutdown will be taking place next Monday, 6/30/2025. The shutdown is necessary to replace faulty valves at 3rd Street and Oak drive. The city-wid…

06/19/2025

Note: As today is a federal holiday, the Gazette is being delivered a day late to our mailbox subscribers. Those who have a mailed subscription can access this week's online edition with your log in (any mailed subscriber can register, or if paid using our online system already has an account).

06/19/2025

In this week's issue: Jesse James Days was a real hit this past weekend, and we have a picture heavy issue for you to enjoy! Plus, baby Cora has a unique heart, and her mom wrote a story about how special it is, with the proceeds going to research; rodeo is in full swing with Garretson athletes headed to State; and 8U baseball is having a great season, plus more!
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