DATA CENTER MORATORIUM OKAYED

Several items of local importance dotted the agenda during the Howard County board of commissioners’ second regular meeting of September last Tuesday, including a vote on an interlocal agreement by which the Howard County Sheriff’s Office (HCSO) would take over policing in St. Paul and absorb the...

CITY COUNCIL WOULD CHALLENGE REFERENDUM

St. Paul city leaders are preparing to challenge a potential referendum concerning a decision made last month by the St. Paul City Council to merge the city’s police department with the Howard County Sheriff’s Office.

Junkers flock to St. Paul

The twenty-third annual Junk Jaunt brought another wave of shoppers to central Nebraska over the weekend, with early reports indicating strong activity along the nearly 500-mile route.
PARTICIPANTS in the twenty-third annual Junk Jaunt browse the many items being sold at the home of Alice Osterman-Davis in St. Paul on Saturday morning. Photos by Michael Happ

St. Mark’s to celebrate milestone

St. Mark’s Evangelical Lutheran Church in St. Paul will celebrate its seventieth anniversary October 3rd and 4th with an open house, anniversary worship service, and a gathering of current and former members, friends, and community members.
ST. MARK’S EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH in St. Paul will celebrate its seventieth anniversary October 3rd and 4th with an open house, anniversary worship service, and a gathering of current and former members, Photo by Michael Happ

MEMORIAL DONATIONS

Ronnette and Alan Schneider recently made a memorial donation to the Wolbach cemetery in memory of Michaelle Rother..

Remember when

Taken from the files of The Wolbach Messenger Ten Years Ago, 2016 The Red Cross blood drive was held at the Wolbach Community Center on Wednesday, September 21st, with twenty-four units collected.
Remember when

DAYS GONE BY

Ten Years Ago, 2016 A traffic accident on Highway 11 on Friday night sent two people to the hospital. The rollover accident occurred in the Dannebrog area. A teenager walked to a rural residence to get help for his grandfather, who was trapped in the vehicle.
DAYS GONE BY

Boelus News

What a nice slow rainy week. It was good to see the sunshine on Sunday. The river flows are all higher. As of Sunday afternoon, the South Loup River is flowing at 217 cubic-feet-per-second (cfs), compared to 154 cfs last week. The Middle Loup River is flowing at 1,410 cfs; last week, it was 963 cfs.
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