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Gamedays mean teamwork on and off the field

1 year ago By News Staff

A new Husker football season kicked off Saturday at Memorial Stadium and Nebraska State Troopers are partnering with several agencies to keep fans safe on the roads, in the stadium, on the radio, and with an eye in the sky.

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Hunting on state recreation areas began September 3rd

1 year ago By News Staff

Nebraska’s state recreation areas (SRA) opened for hunting on September 3rd. Several hunting seasons opened in early September, including archery deer, dove, grouse, early teal, and other small game and furbearer seasons on September 1st.

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CITY REJECTS SHERIFF’S PROPOSAL

1 year ago By Michael Happ

A “rough draft” proposal by Howard County Sheriff Mike Hoff to replace the St. Paul Police Department with services provided by the Howard County Sheriff’s Office spurred over forty minutes of debate in front of the St. Paul City Council last week.

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ROTARY CLUB OF ST. PAUL COMMUNITY GARDEN

1 year ago By News Staff

ROTARY CLUB OF ST. PAUL COMMUNITY GARDEN

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Lower Loup Basin benefits from wet summer

1 year ago By Michael Rother

On the surface, a wet spring and summer in much of the area has helped the Loup River system to bounce back significantly after years of sustained drought. Rivers have been seeing average and above-average flows, and reservoirs have been high, some the highest they have been in several years. However, the static water levels in much of the Lower Loup Natural Resources District (LLNRD) remain dire.

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Garden a boon to Brookefield, community

1 year ago By Michael Rother

ROTARY CLUB OF ST. PAUL COMMUNITY GARDEN Garden a boon to Brookefield, community Pumpkins, watermelons, eggplant, cucumbers, dill, celery, carrots, strawberries, cantaloupe, squash, tomatoes (pear, cherry, and globe), and native flowers and other flora of all kinds—all of it is “growing like crazy” at the Rotary Club of St.

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TOWN AND COUNTRY CLUB MEETS

1 year ago By News Staff

The Town and Country Club met on August 22nd at the home of Joyce Berney for the club’s birthday party. All seven members were present. The group played the games of Trash, Golf, and Dice. Wanda, Marilyn, and Lola were winners. Members enjoyed cake and ice cream and then opened gifts from their Secret Sisters. The group’s next meeting will be on September 19th with Wanda Rother as hostess.

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Remember when

1 year ago By News Staff

Ten Years Ago, 2014 New Arrivals—RUSSELL: Dustin and Amanda Russell of Fullerton, formerly of Wolbach, are parents of a son, born on July 28th. He weighed nine pounds, fourteen ounces, and was 21½ inches long.