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FOLLOWING AN EF3 TORNADO that damaged four homes in a subdivision north of St. Libory on May 17th, volunteers and donations have poured in from across the area and state to assist the victims in the recovery. Courtesy Photo

Donations, volunteers pour in to aid storm victims

By Michael Rother
Posted in: News
A MULTI-YEAR PROJECT was recently announced by Hamilton Communications to develop a 100 percent fiber network serving the City of St. Paul and two surrounding swaths of rural land. When finished, approximately 152 miles of new, buried fiber will deliver high-speed Internet service to every home and business in the project areas. Courtesy Photo

HAMILTON BRINGS FIBER NETWORK TO SP

By Michael Rother
Posted in: News
CENTRAL VALLEY’S TAYLOR MCINTYRE celebrates after reaching the finish line of the 100-meter dash finals on Saturday at the NSAA Class D State Track and Field Championship. McIntyre won the 100- and 200-meter events and placed second in the long jump and fourth in the triple jump. Photo by Michael Happ

NSAA STATE TRACK & FIELD

By News Staff
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MEMORIAL DAY was observed at Elmwood Cemetery in St. Paul on Monday, with services being conducted by the Carl Mogensen American Legion Post 119, American Legion Auxiliary Unit 119, and the Sons of the American Legion. Above, George K. Szatko, Jr., a retired member of the United States Marine Corps, delivers the Memorial address. Photo by Michael Rother

MEMORIAL DAY

By News Staff
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TAYLOR MCINTYRE makes the turn during the prelims of the 200-meter dash during the Friday session of the , ZEVAN WOLF scored Central Valley’s only points on the boys’ side of the state track and field championships. The sophomore cleared the bar at 6-01 to take sixth in the boys’ high jump. Photo by Jordan Coslor , LAUREL MANN placed thirteenth in the girls’ 800-meter run at last week’s NSAA Class D State Track and Field Championships. Photo by Michael Happ , ZAVYER WOLF took twenty-third in the boys’ 110-meter hurdles on Friday afternoon during the prelims of the event. Photo by Michael Happ

McIntyre sprints to top of medals stand

By Michael Happ
Posted in: Sports
ST. PAUL’S Conner Douthit plows into the pit during the boys’ triple jump on Friday morning at the NSAA Class C State Track and Field Championships at Omaha’s Burke Stadium. Douthit placed second in the triple jump with a leap of 44-09.50. Photos by Michael Happ , KAMDEN SACK set the pace in the Class C girls’ 800-meter run on Saturday. Sack finished the race sitting in second at 2:19.13. , ZAYA LEWIS placed fourth in the prelims of the Class C 100-meter hurdles on Friday. Lewis would qualify for finals in that event and take fourth in the field with a time of 14.67 on Saturday afternoon. Photos by Jordan Coslor and Michael Happ , KATIE OAKLEY ran the third leg of the Wildcats’ 1600-meter relay on Saturday. The Wildcats set a new school record in that event. , RYLAN RASMUSSEN placed sixth in the boys’ 3200-meter during last week’s NSAA Class C State Track and Field Championships. , KYNDEL SACK took thirteenth in the Class C field of the 100-meter hurdles last Friday in Omaha. , JILLIAN WELLS came off the runway in the girls’ pole vault to clear 9-06 for twentieth place in that event on Friday.

’CATS CLAIM TEN MEDALS

By Michael Happ
Posted in: Sports

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RESPONDERS FACED MULTIPLE CHALLENGES
By Michael Rother
In the runup to and immediate aftermath of the high-end EF3 tornado last week, first responders, linemen with the rural public power district, county roads…
NUMEROUS ORGANIZATIONS AND BUSINESSES have been donating items to the victims of the May 17th tornado that caused extensive damage north of St. Libory. Among the groups is the Heartland United Way, which is helping raise monetary funds through its After the Storm campaign. Courtesy Photo  
After the Storm Fund aiding victims
By Michael Rother
Following the devastating tornadoes that tore through southern Howard County on May 17th, many organizations and individuals have come together to help those…
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Gail Seaton and Luanne Steenson Mobley of Omaha were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Steenson.
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