Elba News

Body AnnaMae Julesgard and Coleen Ingerle joined others for Bible study Wednesday morning, at the Elba United Methodist Church. Following the study, they all enjoyed lunch at a local eatery.

Remember When

Body The Greeley-Wolbach welding team of Colin Oakley, Zach Houtby, and E.J Graff finished in first place at the district welding contest and qualified for the state contest, which will be held at Southeast Community College in Lincoln in April as part of the State FFA Convention.
Remember When

Happ-enings

Body Following several years of being in flux due to myriad reasons—the novel coronavirus pandemic and a scheduling conflict being the most notable—this March, the state basketball tournaments returned to normal in the capital city.

Centurions Mount Comeback, Top Cedar Catholic

Body After grinding out a victory in the quarterfinal round of the NSAA Girls State Basketball Tournament last Thursday, on Friday morning, during the tournament’s semifinals, the Centurions were looking to win by more conventional means.
LAKOTA CHELEWSKI helped buoy the Centurions’ offense on Friday when the Burgundy and Gray faced off against Cedar Catholic. Chelewski had three points in the game. (Michael Happ)

SPPS to Present Sister Act, The Musical this Weekend

Body 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.
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Council Okays CUP for Dog-Boarding Facility

Body Nearly three months after St. Paul city leaders decided to table a conditional use permit application for a proposed dog-boarding facility southwest of St. Paul, last week, the project finally received the municipality’s approval.
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Council Okays Wage Increase for Pool Employees

Body 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.
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