Elba News
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Reminder: The Elba Cemetery Association meeting will be held Wednesday, May 6th at 7:00 p.m. at the old fire hall.
Meyer completes final session as state senator
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The second session of the 109th Legislature adjourned sine die last Friday, April 13th. District 41 Senator Fred Meyer described the sixty-day short session on Monday as “frugal,” one defined by the state’s budget deficit and lawmakers’ attempts to balance cutting spending and maintaining key services.
SPPS BOARD DEBATES CELL PHONE USE
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The St. Paul Board of Education is looking to remove cell phones from the classroom, but the district’s leaders have yet to agree on how to implement that shared vision.
COUNTY AGREES TO SELL FORMER ROADS BUILDING
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The former roads building shop and yards on Block 26 in St. Paul have been approved for sale to two different buyers, Wilson River Bottom Express and Erik Mrkvicka, for just over $293,000. The northwest, southeast, and southwest quadrants will be sold to the former buyer, the northeast quadrant to the latter.
St. Paul students head to Neverland
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Second star to the right and straight on to the school stage. St.
Remember when
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Ten Years Ago, 2016 Central Valley FFA members attended the 88th Nebraska FFA Convention April sixth through the eighth in Lincoln. Seventeen high School FFA members participated in Career Development Events, Leadership Skills Events, and Proficiency areas.
Boelus News
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What a beautiful Sunday. We noticed our ponds were down, so I expected the rivers were also, and I was not wrong. Sunday afternoon, the South Loup River was down six cubic-feet-per-second (cfs) at 197 cfs. The Middle Loup River is measuring 1,070 cfs. The North Loup River dropped also reading 673 cfs, compared to 737 cfs last Sunday. We hear turkeys gobbling in the early mornings and evenings. I hear a pheasant occasionally. The songbirds seem happy with their unique songs.
