The St. Paul Public Schools Music Department will be bringing an adaptation of one of the most financially successful comedies of the 1990s to St. Paul this weekend, with performances of Sister Act, The Musical scheduled for Friday, March 10th and Saturday, March 11th at 7:00 p.m. and Sunday, March 12th at 5:00 p.m. at the district’s old gym.

Lifeguards at the St. Paul Water Park received a notable increase in their hourly wage last Tuesday, after the facility’s manager expressed concern that other area communities could potentially woo pool employees away.

The St. Paul Board of Education isn’t the only local group of elected officials dusting off its copy of the interlocal agreement that governs the operations of the St.

Several St. Paul Public Schools (SPPS) art students have received notification that their artwork has been selected for the annual Scholastic Art Awards of Nebraska exhibition. Artwork is submitted from schools across the state, and the quality of this artwork is of the highest standards. This year, there were 2,646 total entries and only 756 awards given.

With medals in eighteen of an available twenty events, the sixteen-member Centura speech team took home the gold at the LouPlatte Conference speech meet held in Loup City in mid-February, a marked high, said Centura Speech Coach Kris Simon, in what has been a standout season so far.

The St. Paul High School (SPHS) cheer and dance squads made their way to the Heartland Events Center in Grand Island on February 17th and 18th, where the Wildcat teams joined numerous other groups from Class C-1 schools in competition at the 2023 Nebraska State Cheer & Dance Championships, which had been held from Thursday, February 16th through Saturday, February 18th.

Roughly a month into her new position as the Wolbach Post Office’s designated postal support employee (PSE) clerk, Jessica Jarman says things are wonderful. “It was the end of January [when I took over],” she said.