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Francl’s advice for a long life: “Just don’t worry!”

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Francl’s advice for a long life: “Just don’t worry!” Dorothy Francl will tell you herself, she is not scared to celebrate her 100th birthday; rather, the soon-to-be centenarian is just “anxious” to meet the milestone. “It feels like I have seen a lot,” Francl said during an interview in her apartment at Matelyn Retirement Community in St.

Commissioners select firm for county yards project

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During the Howard County Board of Commissioners’ second semimonthly regular meeting for the month of October last Tuesday, the board appointed Grand-Island-based firm Spotanski Creative Building Design & Drafting, LLC (SCBDD) as the architect and engineer for their county yards project, which will see a new, eighty-by-two-hundred-foot roads building constructed on about five acres of land at the Howard County Fairgrounds. The county had purchased the land from the Howard County Agricultural Society in mid-June for $50,000.
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JACK O’ LANTERN JOG

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MEMBERS of the Hake family—Sutton, Lennon, and their mom, Whitney—and Royce Meyer pick up some goodies outside of Eagle Eye Antiques in St. Paul on Saturday morning. Over two hundred people participated in Howard County Medical Center’s Jack O’ Lantern Jog last week.

Nebraska Public Media produces virtual stadium tour

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In honor of Memorial Stadium’s 100th anniversary, Nebraska Public Media Labs and its content production team have created a 2-D tour that allows visitors to virtually travel back in time to see Memorial Stadium as it was when it was first built, along with one of the venue’s first expansions.

Visitors to the “In The Deed, The Glory: Memorial Stadium” website at NebraksaPublicMedia. org/ MemorialStadium can use their computers or mobile devices to see how the stadium looked and learn about its history.

Elba News

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308.968.3348 Julie Spilinek hosted the annual birthday bonfire at her home on Saturday evening with a potluck meal that was attended by Nathan and Candace Stenka and girls of Doniphan, Chelsea and Aaron Gothier and Noctis of Laurel, Thomas Spilinek and Alex Calleroz of Arcadia, John and Lisa Follmer and Devanee Spilinek of Kearney, Zach Follmer of Omaha, Daniel and Erica Houdek and boys of rural Farwell, Jason Spilinek, Danica and Liam of Grand Island, Tami Stenka, Michelle Stenka and children, Ed Spilinek, Taylor and Shelbea Goldie and family, Brady Spilinek, and Matt and Amelia Retzlaff and Oliver. Three guests included Marcia Dammann of St.