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Gregory is an unincorporated community and census-designated place (CDP) in Woodruff County, located along Arkansas Highway 33, 9 miles south of Augusta, the county seat.

Gregory was first listed as a CDP in the 2020 census, which counted a population of 43 people.

Gregory has its own post office with ZIP code 72059, located on the west side of Highway 33.

Gregory received rail service in the late nineteenth century from the Augusta and Southeastern Railway, whose 6-mile branch from Wiville terminated at Gregory; the line was purchased by the White and Black River Valley Railway on January 10, 1890, and was abandoned in 1934.

Public education for Gregory students is provided by the Augusta School District, leading to graduation from Augusta High School.

The Gregory Store, beside the post office, was for many years one of Gregory's most prominent landmarks; the current store building was built in 1989 after fire destroyed the original store on the same site.

Gregory Baptist Church, founded in 1941, and Walnut Grove Baptist Church are landmarks along Highway 33, and historic Reed Cemetery south of Gregory Baptist Church has headstones indicating burials from the early 1800s.

Gregory is associated with blues and soul singer Little Johnny Taylor, who is listed among the community's notable people.