Articles from the May 2, 2024 edition
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Country Roads
Ready or not here comes May! I don’t know where April went, but it’s gone. It’s always a busy month. It’s time to be getting a vegetable garden planted, clean out and start up the water fountain, mow grass and mow again. Then there is my favorit...
Editor's Notebook
Thursday afternoon Rita and I drove into Lincoln with plans to attend the 151st annual meeting of the Nebraska Press Association. One hundred fifty-one seems like a lot of meetings, but while in Lincoln, I got to thinking about my experiences with...
Ask a Pastor Column
Q: Is it ok to laugh in church? A: My first impulse is to respond to this question with a resounding “Yes!” While the church is not a comedy center, I firmly believe there is a place in our services for humor. Christian joy is a fruit of the spi...
Puffs
Some things never change, it seems. Many years ago someone said, “There’s never a good day for a funeral!” That statement has been proven out many times over the years and last Friday was another proof. We buried my brother, Bob, in Gretna, Nebra...
Love my crazy life
What a crazy, happy, tear-jerker of a week this will be. Jacob gets home Wednesday evening, Jessica graduates on Saturday, and the two will be united in holy bliss on Sunday. I’m so excited! I can’t sleep and can’t eat. My tummy is full of crazy...
Nuckolls Co. Schools will host commencements Saturday
Saturday is the day for members of the Nuckolls County high school’s senior classes of 2024 to receive their high school diplomas. Commercement exercises are planned for both the Lawrence-Nelson and Superior high schools. Superior will lead off t...
42nd FireKracker Run will have new coordinators
Brodstone Community Wellness will be taking over the planning and implementation of Superior’s July 4th FireKracker Run. For the past 41 years, Dr. Blecha and a team of devoted volunteers have organized the FireKracker Run. Not only is this race a c...
Hometown man returns to take helm of Ace Store
Thomas Wolfe, a major American novelist, famously titled one of his works “You Can’t Go Home Again.” Trenton Morris would disagree. You can go home again. Trent, the son of TJ and Kendra Morris, who operate Superior Industries was a 2016 Super...
Superior resident makes quilts for Nebraska Foster Care program
According to Foster Care, a Program of Nebraska Children's Home Society, or NCHS, there were 6,640 children in foster care in Nebraska during their fiscal year 2020 to 2021. Esther Martin, a Superior resident, was just as shocked when she heard the n...
2024 Nebraska Passport tour includes 4 area stops
Nebraska Tourism has announced the stops included in the 2024 Nebraska Passport program, which includes four stops in our area: Superior Estates Winery, Willa Cather Center, Spring Ranch Campground and Sugar Shack Home Decor. The Passport goal is to...
Superior FBLA holds annual honors night
The Superior FBLA Chapter held their tenth annual banquet last Thursday. Sophia Fullerton welcomed the crowd and invited the attendees to a potluck supper. Once everyone was fed, the 2023-24 officers...
All Roads Lead Home
The Superior Chamber of Commerce recently announced the theme of this year's festival. The theme is "All Roads Lead Home" The festival is annual event planned for Memorial weekend. Plan now to be...
Commissioners discuss insurance for employees
Jewell County Commissioners Keith Roe, Ed Duskie, and Brent Beck met April 22. Carla Waugh, county clerk, was present for the meeting. Brenda Eakins, treasurer, discussed personnel. Steve Melnick, Colonial Insurance, discussed coverage for part-time...
Weather forecast causes tense moments
With North Central Kansas being in a Stage 3 severe weather alert area on Wednesday, schedule changes were announced Tuesday for the St. John’s junior high track meet. The Rock Hills students planned to attend the event on Wednesday. Field events w...
Lemonade stand
Lemonade stand was set up by students and teachers at Rock Hills Elementary School one morning last week....
Lawrence-Nelson Class of 2024
This Saturday 17 students of Lawrence-Nelson High School will walk the stage at the school in Nelson to receive their diploma at 4 p.m. This year’s graduates are Bayln Bargen, Sydney Biltoft Maddison Bissell-Elwess, Bailey Ceder, Danyelle Church, R...
L-N FFA Banquet was held April 19
Lawrence-Nelson FFA celebrated 2023-2024 with their annual FFA Banquet on Friday, April 19, at the high school in Nelson. Nearly 200 members, parents and guests gathered to eat a meal catered by the...
Salem Women host supper and informational program
In a departure from normal quarterly meetings held by the women of Salem Lutheran Church, gentlemen were included as well as both ladies and gentlemen from other area churches. The group was treated to a light supper after which a short devotion...
Rubies get ready for spring
The Nelson Rubies planning team of Jodene Clabaugh, Carla Jeardoe, Sue Burge, Marcia Buresh, Mickey Vork and Karen Thayer picked Wednesday, April 17, for an outing which turned out to be a day of perfect Nebraska weather. The group traveled to...
Della Schiermeyer
Della Rose (Sykes) Schiermeyer was born to the late George A. and Lulu (Wortman) Sykes Nov. 23, 1925, near Oak Nebraska. She died April 25, 2024. On Dec. 1, 1946, she married Harvey E. Schiermeyer. To this union was born Leon, Lindell and Marilyn....
Carol Lowery
Carol M. (Schreiber) Lowery of Davenport, Nebraska, died on Thursday, April 25, 2024, at the age of 94 years, 9 months and 7 days. Carol was born to Fred A. and Virginia H. (Bumgarner) Schreiber on July 18, 1929, at Geneva, Nebraska. Carol was...
Raider Track Team competes in Conference Meet
Seeing Conference Track Meet results across the state means one thing. That means the end of the school is slowly creeping up on us. The Twin Valley Conference Track Meet was held last Saturday in Kenesaw. The Raiders were not able to fill all...
Raider Golfers win at Blue Hill Meet
April 23 was a good day for the L-N Raider Golf team as they won the Cyndi Peil Scramble Golf Meet held on the Red Cloud course. Ten teams were invited to the event and the Raider team came in with the low score. The team standings were: L-N 228;...
RHHS golf
The Rock Hills High School golf team hosted the Rock Hills Invitational last Tuesday. the match was played over the Mankato Golf Course. Eight teams competed at the event. The Grizzlies varsity squad finished in second place with a score of 335 for...
Rock Hills HS track teams divide up for Tescott an Beloit meets
The Rock Hills High School boys and girls track and field teams divided their members between two meets. Several athletes competed at the Tescott Junior Varsity Invitational last Tuesday while others...