Spencer hopes to build fun, educational program
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St. Paul Public Schools (SPPS) will welcome a new band and choir teacher in the 2023–2024 academic year, Danielle Spencer.
Repair work tackled on Kingwood Street
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Asphalt work continued upon the streets of Wolbach early this week. Work had began on Kingwood Street in Wolbach, between its intersections with Center Avenue to the north and Highway 22 to the south, last Wednesday.
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A continuance of autumn-like weather for early August and rainfall has bolstered the immediate crop outlook…The cool and wet conditions have been a boon to legume crops, with alfalfa acres, which are approaching third cuttings, in excellent condition.
WOLBACH SENIOR CITIZENS
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The Wolbach Senior Citizens met on July 26th, with ten members present, to play cards. Winners were Delvin Teter, receiving high; Paul Nielsen, winning low; and Kathryn Dubas, traveling. They will meet again on August 30th at 2:00 p.m.
Centurions prep for upcoming season
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Band camp concluded for students at Centura Public Schools last Friday. Over the course of four days and approximately twenty hours, many of the Burgundy and Gray’s 2023–2024 high school band members (as well as a “couple of eighth-grade trombone players) received an opportunity to hone their parade marching and pep band skills in preparation for their upcoming performance seasons.
Tom Osborne to speak in St. Paul next Thursday
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Thursday, August 10th Elba Public Schools Community Meeting - 8:00 p.m. Elba Public Schools will hold a community meeting following the district’s annual open house to discuss the 2024 and 2025 football seasons.
City selects new site for fire station
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Ten months after residents of St. Paul approved a sales tax increase to fund a new fire station, city leaders have settled on a place to build it.
Fischer discusses Farm Bill, other policy during visit to St. Paul
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Following a tour of St. Paul and a stop at the St. Paul Civic Center in which she had received an update from several community leaders, United States Senator Deb Fischer made a brief stop-in at the Phonograph-Herald’s offices last week, where she had spoken with Publisher Michael Happ about the Farm Bill, broadband access, recruiting and retention by local law enforcement, and her favorite salad dressing.
Air boaters hold charitable fun run on Middle Loup
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The fourth annual Nebraska Airboaters for Autism Awareness Fun Run along the Middle Loup River was a success this weekend, according to organization co-founder Justin Melia, who puts on the annual event with co-founder Chucky McCoy.