Thank You Card

Body Thank you so very much to everyone who sent cards and best wishes for my retirement. I worked with many amazing people during my forty-five years with HHS. A special thank you to my husband, Dan, who allowed me to make HHS my life for so many years. Feeling very blessed and loved.

CCC-Hastings Honors Graduates

Body Central Community College-Hastings honored about 360 graduate candidates May 5th during its fifty-sixth annual commencement ceremony. Forty-five of the degree candidates achieved an accumulative grade-point average of 3.

Area Organizations Benefit During Go Big Give

Body Go Big Give, a twenty- four-hour online giving event organized by the Greater Grand Island Community Foundation and Heartland United Way, ended a full day of giving at midnight last Thursday with $1,653,234 raised for 158 organizations from 5,013 donations, once again breaking...

Thank You Card

Body Thank you everyone for making my retirement party so wonderful. Thanks for giving me the chance to thank each one of you in person for all the years of sharing the Sweet Shoppe with you and our families. Words can not express my gratitude.

Locals

Body Harriet Steenson was a Tuesday afternoon guest of Marilyn Leslie at Spalding. Mr.

Monday Nite Bridge Club Meets

Body The Monday Nite Bridge club met last week, with Harriet Steenson as hostess. Sue Nielsen won high, Lola Teter, second high, and Wanda Rother received the traveling prize. Rogene Vopat will host the games in June.

Remember When

Body Ten Years Ago, 2013 The four-plex apartment building will be undergoing a wide range of improvements thanks to a $126,795 grant received by the village, which manages the facility.
Remember When

A Sure Sign of Spring

Body SIGNS OF SPRING have been cropping up across Wolbach as the mercury has started to rise. Among the many familiar sights are the geese and the goslings that have been taking to the pond at Cottonwood Park. (Michael Rother)
A Sure Sign of Spring

Council Briefed on Police Department Staffing

Body Items concerning the City of St. Paul’s top law enforcement agency dominated discussion during the St. Paul City Council’s meeting last week, with multiple items, including official notice that the city would be losing another officer, littering the council’s agenda.
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