Danish Brotherhood to meet in Dannebrog

Body Lodge 211 of the Danish Brotherhood in Nebraska will be meeting at Dannebrog on April 26th at Dannebrog Delights. The April meeting will be the group’s first meeting of the year.

Elba News

Body Friday evening, Julie Spilinek attended the Central Valley Elementary School Spring Concert in Scotia to watch her grandson, Oliver Retzlaff. Alan and Anne Koperski attended the David and Jessi Beal wedding and reception in Auburn on Saturday.

Cotesfield News

Body Barbara Tuma attended the HRC meeting at MOSAIC in Grand Island on Thursday at noon. Friday evening, Dave and Barbara Tuma attended and enjoyed the Italian Seafood Nite at St.

GRANT KEY TO LANDFILL’S NEW FACILITY

Body Building project to be completed next year The Loup Central Landfill Association, which serves several area counties—including Howard, Sherman, Greeley, Loup, and Garfield—and other area communities, broke ground on a roughly four-million- dollar recycling facility at its...
PARTICIPATING in the ground breaking ceremony for the Loup Central Landfill Association’s new facility near Elba on Monday morning were (back row): Josh Griffith, Ryan Ruhle, Zac Wetzel, Jess Hurburt, Roger Lukasiewicz, Jeff Selden, Tom Bandur, Kirt Lukasiewicz, and Brenda Klanecky; (front row): Katie Kowalski, Dakota Wolinski, Alex Baillie, Paul Janulewicz, Fritz Fredrick, Daryl Jorgensen, Jenna Hackel, AJ Reimers, Rick Vlach, and Kathy Hirschman. Photos by Michael Rother

Mlinars prepare to begin next chapter

Body Longtime area State Farm Insurance agent Joe Mlinar will be retiring come the end of April, bringing to an end his almost thirty- year tenure as an agent for Howard and Sherman counties, and the surrounding areas.
DEE AND JOE MLINAR will be retiring from State Farm Insurance in St. Paul at the end of April. Mlinar has served as the company’s agent in St. Paul and Loup City for almost thirty years. Photo by Michael Rother

Cotesfield native returns for book signing

Body Author, advocate, and breast-cancer survivor Diane Simard, a Cotesfield native and graduate of Elba High School, returned to Howard County over the weekend, where she visited with family and friends as she signed copies of her books at The Resting Place, an event venue and...
COTESFIELD NATIVE Diane Simard held a book signing at The Resting Place in Elba on Saturday. In addition to being an author, Simard is also an advocate and breast cancer survivor. Photo by Michael Rother

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Body Ten Years Ago, 2015 The updated, new, and improved Wolbach.com website is up and running. It will be updated with new pictures this spring.
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