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St. Paul Cheerleaders Reach New Heights

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d always see the other cheerleaders at games doing stunts, and we’d be like, ‘Aw, we could do that.’” - Jaycee Ambrose “Stand up with the Wildcat pride,” goes the common refrain. That may be all well and good for the people in the stands, but for a cheer squad as full up with enthusiasm as the 2022 Wildcats, just standing doesn’t quite cut it.
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Centura Thespians Take Ownership of Cinematic Classic

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“It’s pretty cool, because the kids came up with it, put it together, and put it to the music. They really are taking ownership of the performance.” - Kris Simon This year, Dorothy (Alaina Suntych), the Scarecrow (Hope McDonald), the Tin Man (Shiloh Smith), the Cowardly Lion (Blake Suntych), and the whole Centura play production team have been traversing the yellow brick road all across the fabled Land of Nebraska, making stops at several one-act invitationals to perform The Wizard of Oz on their way to the acclaimed Johnny Carson Theater in Norfolk.

Remember When

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Ten Years Ago, 2012 The deer harvest for the 2012 nine-day rifle season was unofficially logged in at 1,393 at the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission check stations at St. Paul and Fullerton as of late on Monday.

Happ-enings

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My Grandma Eley, my maternal grandmother, spent her adult life living on a farm just across the county line in Nance County. Growing up, from timeto- time - when my parents were away on vacation or working late - my siblings and I would spend the night at her house on the farm.

Days Gone By

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Ten Years Ago, 2012 Tom Hake of Jorgensen Electric provided his boom truck and expertise to help Alice Osterman decorate the church at the Howard County Historical Village on Friday. Osterman is the main organizer of St.

Boelus News

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As of Thursday evening, the South Loup River is running higher than last Sunday, with 139 cubic feet per second (cfs) compared to last week’s 118 cfs. The Middle Loup River at St. Paul is down again this week, with a reading of 933 cfs compared to the 1,050 cfs on Sunday. I see a lot of ice flowing down the river. Mid-November seems too soon to be having it, but I am thankful it is floating on down and not backing up and causing flooding.
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Community Thanksgiving Dinner to be Next Week

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This year, the First Presbyterian Church of St. Paul will be hosting the nineteenth annual Community Thanksgiving Dinner. It is set for November 24th, Thanksgiving Day. The meal is hosted at the church, but it depends heavily on all the volunteers from the community, and it is truly a community effort. Organizers are excited to be able to gather and serve this year inhouse. Come join the table to find your neighbors and friends! Entrance and parking for dining in will be on Indian and Ninth streets. The church will also be serving take-outs on the west side of the building, Eighth Street, drive through style.