Ivory Brick and Co., St. Paul’s one stop shop for wedding, birthday, and other celebration planning and rental, had just marked off their fourth anniversary on the bricks when the storms came.

Taken from the files of The Wolbach Messenger Ten Years Ago, 2014 The Wolbach grocery store, which was the oldest building in the Wolbach business district, was demolished on Thursday. The newly formed school district Central Valley (Greeley-Wolbach and North Loup-Scotia) began classes on Tuesday, August 12th.

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Ten Years Ago, 2014 On Thursday, July 31st, the last issue of The Wolbach Messenger was published at the central printing plant in St. Paul. The 113-year-old newspaper has been published by the Thompson family for the past sixty-eight years. For forty-one of those years, the newspaper was published on the Pacer web offset press, which was officially retired from service on Thursday. The Wolbach Messenger news will now become part of The Phonograph-Herald, starting this week.

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