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THE ST. PAUL HIGH SCHOOL FFA CHAPTER held its annual plant sale at St. Paul Public Schools last week. Members of the chapter had grown the plants in their greenhouse this spring and ran the sale over a period of several days at the school, allowing them to gain real-world experience in agriculture and business. Above, Josef Kaslon assists Val Killinger with her purchases during the sale. At left, Leighla Washington examines the plants that were being offered last week.

A member of St. Paul High School’s thirty-eight-member Class of 2025 was one of only two students across Nebraska to be admitted to the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) as freshmen this fall.

As the spring semester comes to a close, art students at Centura Public Schools have been using an upcoming art room renovation as an opportunity to let their imaginations run wild. Over the last days of the 2024–2025 academic year, about forty sixth-through- eleventh graders at the district have been using a wall marked for demolition as a canvas for a mural project aimed at engaging them with the concept of “abstract art.

Taken from the files of The Wolbach Messenger Ten Years Ago, 2015 Wolbach a Busy Place Last Weekend — A crowd of over 400 people attended the Wolbach High School Alumni Reunion Saturday night at the school gym…The mortgage was burned for the new Wolbach Community Center during ceremonies at the center on Saturday afternoon… The Wolbach Memorial Fun Run/Walk was held Saturday, May 24th, with 110 participants. The event raised $3,800 towards the purchase of a wheelchair/lift-accessible vehicle for William Meyer, 21…The annual Wolbach Bull Riding event was held Sunday night at the rodeo arena in Cottonwood Park, followed by a street dance.