Days Gone By

Body Two St. Paul Residents were taken to the hospital Saturday afternoon following a two-vehicle accident at the intersection of 4th Street and Howard Avenue.
MOTHER NATURE made its presence known over the weekend, when much of the area received its first snowfall of the season. According to estimates by the National Weather Service, around one to two inches fell in the area during the overnight hours from Saturday until Sunday. Heavier totals were reported in northern Howard County and in Greeley County. Photo by Michael Happ

Boelus News

Body In the late afternoon on Sunday, I checked the river flows. The South Loup River was at 162 cfs, compared to last week’s reading of 149 cfs, and the Middle Loup River was at 1,180 cfs, compared to last week’s reading of 1,310 cfs.

Don’t Expect a Reward

Body Virtue requires doing the right thing with no expectation of reward, and still doing it happily, but without becoming too proud of our good deeds. When we are raising our children, we often use punishment and reward to shape their behavior.
Don’t Expect a Reward

Remember when

Body Taken from the files of The Wolbach Messenger The Nebraska Department of Roads will hold an Information Open House on Tuesday, November 5th regarding the rehabilitation of US-281 between Wolbach and Greeley in southern Greeley County, known as Greeley South…Personnel from the...
Remember when

WOLBACH AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY MEETS

Body The October joint meeting of the Legion, Sons, and Auxiliary Unit 236 was called to order by Commander Luke Thompson. Invocation was given by Chaplin Rhonda Allen. Chaplin Commander Thompson and Auxiliary President Steenson observed the POW/MIA chair ceremony.

SENIOR CITIZENS

Body The Wolbach Senior Citizens met on October 25th with fifteen guests. They played three tables of pitch, with five players at each table. Delvin Teter won high, Jan Steenson was low, and Dick Peetz won traveling.

Pumpkin project spurs creativity

Body At the St. Paul Library on Friday, October 20th, a large group of St. Paul elementary students worked to bring some of their favorite characters to life as part of the school district and library’s Literary Pumpkin Project.
JAMISYN FOUSEK lends Rowynn Gorecki a hand painting her pumpkin last month as a part of the St. Paul Library’s Literary Pumpkin Project. Photos by Michael Rother
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