Donations, volunteers pour in to aid storm victims

Body Late last Sunday afternoon, a high-range EF3 tornado tore through a subdivision at the intersection of 7th Avenue and Denton Road north of St. Libory, effectively destroying four homes and doing excessive damage to energy and agricultural infrastructure.
FOLLOWING AN EF3 TORNADO that damaged four homes in a subdivision north of St. Libory on May 17th, volunteers and donations have poured in from across the area and state to assist the victims in the recovery. Courtesy Photo

HAMILTON BRINGS FIBER NETWORK TO SP

Body Hamilton Telecommunications, a provider of fiber-optic broadband in Nebraska, is beginning work to develop a 100 percent fiber network serving the city of St. Paul and two surrounding swaths of rural land this month.
A MULTI-YEAR PROJECT was recently announced by Hamilton Communications to develop a 100 percent fiber network serving the City of St. Paul and two surrounding swaths of rural land. When finished, approximately 152 miles of new, buried fiber will deliver high-speed Internet service to every home and business in the project areas. Courtesy Photo

RESPONDERS FACED MULTIPLE CHALLENGES

Body In the runup to and immediate aftermath of the high-end EF3 tornado last week, first responders, linemen with the rural public power district, county roads crews, and more had much to do.

After the Storm Fund aiding victims

Body Following the devastating tornadoes that tore through southern Howard County on May 17th, many organizations and individuals have come together to help those affected. Among those lending their support is the Heartland United Way.
NUMEROUS ORGANIZATIONS AND BUSINESSES have been donating items to the victims of the May 17th tornado that caused extensive damage north of St. Libory. Among the groups is the Heartland United Way, which is helping raise monetary funds through its After the Storm campaign. Courtesy Photo

LOCALS

Body Gail Seaton and Luanne Steenson Mobley of Omaha were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Remember when

Body Taken from the files of The Wolbach Messenger Ten Years Ago, 2016 Besides Wolbach’s Memorial Day Ceremonies on Monday, sponsored by the American Legion and Auxiliary, there were other activities planned for the first holiday weekend of summer.
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