BABE RUTH AWARD
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BABE RUTH AWARD
WILDCATS TAKE NEXT STEP
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The accomplishments and successes of the St. Paul High School Class of 2024 were well-displayed on Sunday afternoon, with fifty-two students turning their tassels during the district’s annual commencement exercises.
Elba News
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Last Monday evening, Julie Spilinek attended the music program at the Elba school. Jeanie Julesgard of rural St.
Cotesfield News
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Last Monday, Denise Kucera and family of Ravenna were afternoon and early evening guests of Dave and Barbara Tuma and Markus. Dave and Barbara Tuma attended a MOSAIC meeting and luncheon in Grand Island on Thursday.
St. Paul Head Start celebrates Week of the Young Child
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St. Paul Early Head Start/Sixpence and Little Paws Preschool/Head Start celebrated the Week of the Young Child from April 6th until April 12th. The Week of the Young Child is an annual, weeklong celebration started by the National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC) to recognize early learners and their families, teachers, and communities, and to bring awareness to the early childhood programs that meet young children and their families’ needs.
| 49 County Clovers |
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The 49 County Clovers 4-H Club held their April meeting on April 7, 2024. First, they visited Barb’s Greenhouse in rural St.
| NEW ARRIVAL |
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ZYSSET: Leo Robert Zysset was born on April 24th. He weighed 7 lb., 8 oz. and was twenty-one inches long. Leo is the son of Spencer and Jennifer (Rathman) Zysset of David City. He was welcomed home by brothers and sisters Lily, Carl, Clara, and Vincent. Proud grandparents are Bruce and Denise Rathman of Farwell and Waid and Marilyn Zysset of Hastings.
St. Paul FCCLA attends state conference
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It was a fantastic three days in Lincoln for the St. Paul FCCLA chapter.
Storms impact power district’s infrastructure
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A tornadic storm system travelling northeast from the area of Ravenna and Rockville brought an EF3 tornado to Howard and Greeley counties beginning a little after 1:00 last Friday afternoon. As the twister made its way from its genesis point south of Farwell and up into Greeley County, pivots, fences, grain bins, outbuildings, countless vehicles and pieces of farm equipment, and a few homes were damaged or destroyed by its up-to-145mile-per-hour winds.