Solko Seeing Success with Ninth Street Soap

Body Those looking to buy detergent-free, non-synthetic bar soap made using natural ingredients for a variety of uses have a local option in Ninth Street Soap, a business operated by St. Paul resident Jordan Solko out of his home on the 1300 block of Ninth Street.
SHOWING OFF his Rustic Wood soap during an interview last week was Jordan Sokol of St. Paul. Sokol started making soap earlier this year, saying he was looking for something fun to do during the winter. (Michael Rother)

Work Underway Preparing for Election Day

Body Nebraska’s General Election is under a week away, with poll workers across the state readying to man the ballot boxes come Tuesday, November 8th. However, according to Howard County Election Commissioner Brenda Klanecky, things are already busy in the Howard County Clerk’s office.
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Commissioners Briefed on Fire, Sign Thefts

Body During the Howard County Board of Commissioners’ regular meeting on October 25th, Howard County Sheriff Tom Busch told the board that the sheriff’s office had a suspect in the Sunday, October 23rd grassland fire near the intersection of 7th and Denton roads, but that he “was...
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Elba News

Body Reminder: There will be Mass at St. Joseph’s Catholic Church on November 19th. This will be the Parish Outreach and Thanksgiving Mass. Monies will be given to a nominated family in need in the immediate area.

Happ-enings

Body During one of the many waves of coronavirus pandemic – in October 2020 – a reporting assignment caused me to make the trek up to Wolbach on Halloween to take some pictures.

Cotesfield News

Body Reminder: Parish Outreach Mass and Thanksgiving Mass will be held at St. Joseph’s Catholic Church in Elba on November 19th. Anyone wishing to anonymously nominate a family in need in the immediate area will need to contact Father Vince Parsons in St.

Boelus News

Body As of Sunday afternoon, the South Loup River was running the same as last week, 122 cubic feet per second (cfs), and the Middle Loup River at St. Paul was up quite a bit, with a reading of 1,530 cfs. The rain we had must have helped the river flow.
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