CROWDS FLOCK TO AREA FOR JAUNT

Body Organizers say that this year’s event was a success All signs are pointing to another successful year for the twenty- second annual Junk Jaunt this weekend. Junk Jaunt General Coordinator Stacie Roblyer and St.
JUNKERS browse a variety of unique items that were for sale at the Howard County Fairgrounds over the weekend. This year’s Junk Jaunt brought large crowds to the fairgrounds— St. Paul’s multi-vendor location—as well as to the city and the entire county. Photo by Michael Happ

Career fair features strong participation

Body Approximately 310 students from St. Paul, Centura, and Elba public schools participated in this year’s Howard County College/Career/ Military/Patrol Fair at St. Paul Public Schools (SPPS) on Wednesday, September 24th.
STUDENTS from St. Paul, Elba, and Centura public schools had the chance to visit with representatives from multiple colleges and universities, including Grand Canyon University, during last week’s career fair at St. Paul Public Schools. Photo by Michael Rother

Remember when

Body Taken from the files of The Wolbach Messenger Ten Years Ago, 2015 Central Valley’s Homecoming royalty were Princess Sydney Wood, Queen Shelley Bruha, King Rusty Hermsmeyer, and Prince Daltyn Rother.
Remember when

Boelus News

Body As of Sunday morning, the South Loup River has been dropping all week. It now is at 157 cubic-feet-per-second (cfs), down from 226 cfs last week. The Middle Loup River at St. Paul’s has dropped and risen and now is at 1,270 cfs, which is not a lot different from last Sunday.

DAYS GONE BY

Body Ten Years Ago, 2015 The Howard County Local Emergency Planning Committee recently received an award while attending the Region 7 LEPC Conference in Nebraska City. The awards are given based on categories.
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