Days Gone By

Body Compiled from the files of The Phonograph-Herald Ten Years Ago, 2012 St. Paul homecoming candidates are Shiana Whipple, Jordyn Lukasiewicz, Lauren Mendyk, Nolan Dethlefs, Caleb Gebhardt, and Alex Coslor…The theme of this year’s parade is “Crunch the Chanticleers.

Bluejays Place Third at High Plains Tournament

Body The Elba Bluejays have started to fall into an early- season rhythm, and that comfortable pace of play helped the Purple and Gold pick up a pair of victories last weekend at the High Plains Community High School Tournament.

Celebrating 150 Years of Methodism

Body Just one year after Howard County’s own sesquicentennial celebration, plans are coming together at the United Methodist Church in St. Paul to celebrate 150 years of Methodism in this part of the Loup Valley.
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Country Club Rebounds, Adapts in Face of Drought

Body After an unseasonably warm and dry winter at the St. Paul Country Club in 2021–2022 took its toll on the course, Clubhouse Manager Chris Elstermeier said on Monday that “Plans are taking shape” should this winter prove to be similarly difficult.
DROUGHT CONDITIONS had taken their toll on the greens at the St. Paul Country Club following an abnormally dry winter and spring. Due to the drought, the club was forced to reseed the greens, causing them to be closed for about six weeks. (Courtney Leth)

Nebraska’s Junk Jaunt is Gearing Up for Nineteenth Event

Body t all people like to shop, so they can go along for the ride, and this gives them something to do while people are shopping.” - Dianne Wiberg The nineteenth annual Junk Jaunt will kick off in just under two weeks, running from September 23rd until September 25th.
Nebraska’s Junk Jaunt is Gearing Up for Nineteenth Event

St. Paul Sales Tax Receipts Reduced Modestly

Body Late last month, the Nebraska Department of Revenue released the sales tax figures for the month of June, and with the release of that month’s totals, local municipal leaders were able to get a better understanding of how St.
St. Paul Sales Tax  Receipts  Reduced  Modestly

Helping St. Paul Grow

Body “I fel“ t like I had a lot of things that I was super passionate about that all fit this job description, so I thought ‘We’ll see how this works.’” - Dream Solko The St.
DREAM SOLKO was recently hired as the St. Paul Development Corporation’s new executive director. Solko has been involved with the corporation for over four years. (Michael Rother)

Days Gone By

Body Compiled from the files of The Phonograph-Herald Ten Years Ago, 2012 The old Circle J Drive-In in St. Paul came down last week.
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