The Superior Express -

The first copies of a soon to be released book arrived this week at the author’s home in Superior. Lew Hunter, the retired chairman of the University of California at Los Angles (UCLA) film and screen writing department, will soon have a new book...

Residents of Superior were invited to attend a public hearing to review the community’s street plans for the next six years. The hearing was held when members of the city council met Monday evening. Though a representative of the city’s...

Robert Dankemeyer, 60, is apparently headed to federal court. Last June, he was arrested and accused of using a gun to threaten people outside of a bar. After the arrest, officers with the Thayer County Sheriff’s office searched his home and...

On Monday South Heartland District Health Department (SHDHD) officials reported three additional COVID-19-related deaths of previously reported cases, bringing the health district total to fifty-eight (58). Michele Bever, district director said the...

After the arctic temperatures blanketed the region last week, the Superior Utilities Department is reminding residents they will likely see a sharp increase in their upcoming utility bill. On average the residential monthly gas usage doubled and...

The only route available for the Superior High School girls basketball team to the state basketball tournament was through the sub-district and district route. Matters began well for Superior when they toppled number two seed Thayer Central 59-49...

Superior traveled to Sutton Friday night to end their regular season schedule. Sutton gained a 15 to 6 lead after the first quarter by hitting three 3-point shots in a row. Sutton extended their lead to 28 to 12 at the half. Turnovers plagued the...

The Superior High School wrestling team had five members taking to the mats at the state wrestling tournament held Wednesday and Thursday at the CHI Center in Omaha. They faced off against the best of the best from across the state in Class D. When...

It wasn’t easy but the Lawrence-Nelson girls basketball team swept their D 2-7 sub-district bracket to advance to the District D2-2 District final. One more win and the Raiders are state tournament bound. The Raiders entered the sub-district fray...

After last week’s below zero temperatures, it almost feels like we are living in a tropical paradise. On Monday afternoon, at least one person called at The Express window in shirtsleeves. That didn’t happen last week. Following the death of...

Even though there is still white stuff in the forecast, spring is on its way! I noticed a tulip pushing through the earth near my foundation and the tiniest buds on my lilac bushes. I enjoy watching nature come back to life. I can’t wait for the...

Maybe I’m considered to be old fashioned in today’s society, but I enjoy holding a book in my hand to read instead of looking at the words on a tablet screen. When I go shopping for something, I like to hold it in my hands, look at the exact...

Memories . . . Not all memories are great, but for the most part, it seems we remember the “good memories” more than other memories. (Or even the good things about bad events.) I don’t know if that is true or not, but I’ll go with it as...

Roy G. Lyons, 80, formerly of Mankato, died Monday at the Belleville Health Care Center. Arrangements are pending at this time with Melby Mortuary,...

Kenley Joe German, 86, the son of Kenneth Hadley German and Ellen Elizabeth (Shull) German was born March 9, 1934, in Glen Elder and died Feb. 18, in Deshler. Kenley grew up and attended the local public schools in Glen Elder, and later attended...