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The University of Nebraska– Lincoln conferred 604 degrees during a combined graduate and undergraduate commencement ceremony on August 15th at Pinnacle Bank Arena in Lincoln. The 595 graduates were from forty-two countries; forty U.S.

Hunters are reminded Nebraska’s state recreation areas (SRAs) are closed to hunting until September 8th. Several hunting seasons open in early September, including archery deer, dove, grouse, early teal, and other small game and furbearer seasons on September 1st.

Last Monday, Denise Kucera of Ravenna, Mike Mostek of Loup City, and Barbara Tuma accompanied David and Kayann Skibinski of rural Loup City to St. Paul, where they attended the family dinner at the Sts.

Saturday afternoon, Julie Spilinek visited Dora Johnson at Brookefield Park Skilled Nursing and Rehabilitation in St. Paul.

The Howard County Sheriff’s Office’s (HCSO) absorption of the St. Paul Police Department (SPPD)—officially approved by the St.

A bar at 706 7th Street that has been a fixture of downtown St. Paul for decades is under new ownership and carrying a new name.

CLASSES RESUMED at St. Paul Public Schools and across the area last week, with school districts hosting a variety of fun events to help welcome students back to class.

Taken from the files of The Wolbach Messenger Ten Years Ago, 2016 Megan Beck of Wolbach showed the Reserve Champion Pen of Three Market Swine at last week’s Greeley County Fair Swine Show.

A memorial was recently made by Leroy and Lila Studley in memory of Betty (Rother) Ondracek to the Wolbach cemetery. Steve and Gayle Grossart recently made a memorial donation to the Wolbach Community Improvement Fund in memory of Berneta Bruenig.