Days Gone By

Body Ten Years Ago, 2012 Mick and Loretta McDowell will be forever grateful to four young men whose persistence saved their lives on Saturday morning. Around 2:00 a.m.

Boelus News

Body The water in the rivers has dropped more. The South Loup River on Friday morning had a discharge of 86.0 cubic feet per second, and the Middle Loup River’s discharge was 396 cubic feet per second. On July 1, 2021, both rivers had about double the water they do today.

Lending a Hand

Body SLOPPY JOES were on the menu last Thursday during the Lunch Bunch program at the Sts. Peter and Paul Catholic Church Parish Life Center.
Lending a Hand

LINDEN TO BE GRAND MARSHAL

Body St. Paul’s annual Grover Cleveland Alexander (GCA) Days Parade will be led by a special grand marshal this year, someone who has ties to both Howard County and its favorite native son.

Dode Recognized by History Nebraska

Body Every Monday, on various social media platforms, History Nebraska highlights one of the over 500 historical markers dotting the Nebraska landscape as part of “Marker Monday.” On the last day of the College World Series, and with St.
Marker Monday

City Council Approves Lease for Solar Farm

Body Plans for the construction of a onemegawatt solar farm just east of St. Paul took another step towards becoming reality last Monday night, when city officials approved a lease agreement for the site of the future project.
Government

Brick Sale Cemented in Place by City

Body St. Paul’s brick main street was originally built brick-by-brick, and that is the same fashion in which the City of St. Paul now finds itself selling off the bricks removed from that stretch of road in 2020.
Government

GCA Days Continues to Grow, Expand

Body There are just over two weeks to go until the thirty-first annual Grover Cleveland Alexander (GCA) Days celebration, and GCA Days Committee members Brandon Nowak and Liz Busch say that both the committee and its numerous community sponsors have been working diligently to bring a...
GCA Days

Nall-Sillivan Makes Cut for High School Rodeo Finals

Body The 2021-2022 Nebraska high school rodeo season wrapped up earlier this month, having culminated with the state finals at the Adams County Fairgrounds in Hastings. In her first year of high school rodeo competition, Rylee Nall-Sillivan of rural St.
ST. PAUL’S RYLEE NALL-SILLIVAN had the chance to cut her teeth at the Nebraska High School Rodeo Association’s (NHSRA) state finals earlier in Hastings in June. The 2021-2022 freshman competed in barrel racing, breakaway roping, and pole bending at the high school level this year. (Steve Moseley)
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