DEPUTY COUNTY ATTORNEY APPOINTED BY BOARD

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Following a special meeting of the Howard County Board of Commissioners held last Thursday, August 1st, the county has appointed a temporary deputy county attorney. Attorney Heather Sikyta, the attorney for Sherman County, was appointed to the role to help fill in for Howard County Attorney Dave Schroeder while he recuperates following health issues that saw him admitted to the hospital earlier last week.
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Remember when

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Taken from the files of The Wolbach Messenger Ten Years Ago, 2014 R.D. “Sonny” Nealon and Tom Thompson checked out the final issue of The Wolbach Messenger that was printed on Thursday morning at Tommy-Rene Printer’s plant in St.

Elba News

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Reminder: An Alumni Planning Meeting will be this Saturday morning, August 10th, at 9:00 a.m., at Charlies Station in Elba. Interested persons are encouraged to attend.
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Volunteers team up to help make tournament a success

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Late last month, from Friday, July 26th through Tuesday, July 30th, St. Paul American Legion Post 119 played host to the Nebraska American Legion Area C-6 Senior Tournament at Grover Cleveland Alexander Field in St. Paul. Over the tournament’s four-day run, six teams had battled it out, with the Albion Cornerstone Bank Post 162 Seniors ultimately punching their ticket to state by besting Dannebrog- Cairo-Boelus 7-1.
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DAYS GONE BY

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Ten Years Ago, 2014 A twenty-one-year-old St. Paul man died in a two-vehicle accident west of St. Paul on Sunday evening, July 20th…Derek A. Holt of St. Paul died and Justin S. Arrowsmith, twenty-nine, of Omaha was injured…the accident happened at approximately 9:10 p.m. on Sunday, just west of Kimball Road on Nebraska Highway 92, which is just over two miles west of St. Paul. Sheriff Schenck said the westbound 2000 Chrysler 300 driven by Holt was struck nearly head-on by an eastbound 1998 Ford Ranger driven by Arrowsmith…The sheriff said both drivers were alone in their vehicles and both drivers were wearing their seatbelts.

THANK YOU

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Thank you so much to everyone who remembered Virginia and our family with cards, words of comfort, and flowers or memorial gifts. Your kindness is appreciated and will always be remembered.