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ST. PAUL PUBLIC SCHOOLS’ STEPHANIE HOLDSWORTH was among the many teachers and staff members who joined forces for an adult student section during St. Paul’s basketball games against Centura last Tuesday night. A large contingent of staff members participated in the event, helping cheer on the Wildcats against their cross-county rivals. Photo by Michael Happ  

ST. PAUL PUBLIC SCHOOLS’ STEPHANIE HOLDSWORTH

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Christmas Cheer committee makes donations

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The Howard County Christmas Cheer’s annual program for 2024 concluded on Friday, December 20th with the distribution of numerous gifts. This year was a record year for the program.
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Nebraska Public Media continues to expand FM radio coverage

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Nebraska Public Media is further expanding its FM radio coverage with the addition of a new transmitter near Broken Bow, introducing KGNE at 89.3 FM. For those that travel to Broken Bow, Sargent, Ansley, and Callaway areas, they will now find it much easier to listen to Nebraska Public Media.
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Cotesfield News

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Reminder: Mass will be held at St. Joseph’s Catholic Church on February 15th at 6:30 p.m.
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Elba News

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Reminder: Mass will be held at St. Joseph’s Catholic Church on February 15th at 6:30 p.m.
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DAVID GRANIRER, a counselor, mental health advocate, and comedian, presented Stand Up for Mental Health to a crowd of over 100 at the St. Paul Civic Center on Sunday. Photo by Michael Happ  

Canadian comedian educates, entertains in St. Paul

1 year ago By Michael Happ
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Canadian comedian David Granirer landed joke after joke at the St. Paul Civic Center on Sunday night, but amid the laughter, the counselor, mental health advocate, and comedian also delivered a message of hope.
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DEE KUSZAK of rural St. Paul is pictured alongside several of her historic sewing machines, including an F.C. Henderson Co. chain stitch sewing machine (far left) that she recently restored and a lockstitch W.J. Harris Defiance machine (center) she is in the process of restoring. Photo by Michael Rother  

STITCHING TOGETHER HISTORY

1 year ago By Michael Rother
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Dee Kuszak of rural St. Paul, a lifelong sewer, made the jump into restoration work last year, bringing a roughly 150-year-old sewing machine back to life.
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County attorney passes last week

1 year ago By Michael Rother
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Howard County Attorney David Schroeder passed away in his home near St. Paul last Monday, January 20th.
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ROTARIANS Jordan Robinson and Keely Huebner helped serve up all the trimmings during the Rotary Club of St. Paul’s Taco Night fundraiser at the St. Paul school on January 21st. This year’s event raised around $800, according to preliminary numbers. Photos by Michael Happ  

Rotarians raise funds with Taco Night

1 year ago By Michael Rother
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Last Tuesday, January 22nd, as the St. Paul Wildcats faced off against the Whippets from Minden in the St. Paul High School gymnasium, the Rotary Club of St. Paul held its annual Rotary Taco Feed fundraiser.
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FIRE DEPT./RESCUE SQUAD TO MEET

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The regular meeting of the Wolbach Fire Department and Rescue Squad will be held on Monday, February 3rd, at 7:30 p.m., at the fire hall. All emergency personnel are encouraged to attend..
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