Local bakery opens second location

Body Late last year, more than five years since taking over the Danish Bakery in Dannebrog, and just over one year since renovating that business, Kelsie and Justin Wilson took another leap of faith.
Local bakery opens second location

GOES VERTICAL

Body NEW GROCERY STORE BUILDING Store owner pleased with project’s progress Home Plate Market, the future home of St. Paul’s grocery store off of United States Route 281 and O Street north of town, went vertical on January 7th.
THE FUTURE HOME of St. Paul’s grocery store—Home Plate Market—went vertical on Wednesday, January 7, 2026. The project, which broke ground last fall, had been expected to be completed in ten to twelve months. Photos by Michael Rother

St. Paul Police stay busy in 2025

Body The St. Paul Police Department (SPPD) recently released its 2025 calls for service statistics from the Howard County Communication Center, giving a window into the activities of the municipal police department over the past year.

MONDAY NITE BRIDGE CLUB

Body Marilyn Paulman hosted the Monday Nite Bridge Club this week with Kim Caudill winning high prize, Rose Ann Bouchard taking second high, and Jan Steenson receiving the traveling prize..

VILLAGE OF WOLBACH

Body DIRT WORK got underway on a project long in the making in Wolbach in early January. Last week, crews could be seen moving earth for Wolbach’s community splash pad, to be located west of the Wolbach Pool and north of Memorial Field off Kingston Avenue.
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Remember when

Body Ten Years Ago, 2016 The Central Valley Cougars placed ninth out of twenty teams at the Burwell Invitational last Friday. Ryley Dugan picked up his 100th high school win by pinning his opponent in forty-four seconds in his first round match.
Taken from the files of The Wolbach Messenger

Council kicks around first floor residences

Body Whether or not residents of the City of St. Paul can call first floor residences in the city’s central business district home was a topic entertained by city leaders during their first meeting of the new year.

Boelus News

Body We are back to Sunday. The days are going fast. I have a feeling the South Loup River’s flow reading indicator is either frozen in where the sun doesn’t hit it to melt the ice, or it is broken. It is still showing ice with a 2.72-foot gage height; 3.2 is normal.
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