Boelus News

Body As of Sunday afternoon, the rivers are lower than last week. Not a surprise due to less rain this past week. The South Loup River is at 175 cubic-feet-per-second (cfs), where last week’s reading was 194 cfs.

Days Gone By

Body All kinds of memorabilia from Farwell’s former athletic teams were on display in the Farwell gym on Saturday for people to browse through and remember.
Days Gone By

BACK TO SCHOOL

Body ST. PAUL PUBLIC SCHOOLS hosted its Back to School Open House last Tuesday night, providing students a chance to meet their teachers and see their classrooms before the start of school on Thursday.
BACK TO SCHOOL

Troopers to close summer with sober driving campaign

Body The summer driving season is rolling to a stop and the Nebraska State Patrol is working to keep roadways safe. Troopers throughout Nebraska will be working overtime for the next few weeks as part of the national Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over campaign.

Area students earn degrees from UNL

Body The University of Nebraska–Lincoln conferred 556 degrees during a combined graduate and undergraduate commencement ceremony on August 16th at Pinnacle Bank Arena in Lincoln. The 548 graduates are from thirty-nine countries; thirty-four U.S.

Elba News

Body 308.968.3348 Saturday afternoon, Leon and Carol Burge of Yuma, Arizona were brief visitors of Julie Spilinek. Mark and Judy Dugan attended the back to school potluck/ open house at the Elba school last Monday evening.

Cotesfield News

Body 308.968.3348 Greg and Vicki Keep attended the Shane Ryan benefit in Greeley on Friday evening. Dave and Barbara Tuma were Thursday dinner guests of Kathy Gorecki of rural Farwell at a restaurant in Grand Island.

SIGNED BALL BACK IN ST. PAUL

Body St. Paul native had ball signed by Dode in 1950 The Museum of Nebraska Major League Baseball (MNMLB) became the home to another piece of Nebraska history last week.
BILL WENKE, a St. Paul native from Spokane, Washington, donated a baseball to the Museum of Nebraska Major League Baseball last Wednesday. The baseball had been signed by Howard County native Grover Cleveland Alexander. Photo by Michael Rother
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