Articles from the April 14, 2022 edition
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Rock Hills golf
The Rock Hills High School golf team opened their season, Monday, at Glasco, where they competed in the St. John's Invitational at Glasco. The Grizzlies finished in fourth place in the eight team...
RHHS track and field
The Rock Hills High School boys and girls track and field teams competed at the St. John's Invitational at Beloit last Tuesday. The girls team finished in seventh place, with 33 points, in the 13...
SHS track results
The results for the Thayer Central Invitational in last weeks edition of The Superior Express were inadvertently from the 2021 meet. The statistic web site had not yet been updated when we got the stats. Superior competed at the Thayer Central...
SHS golf
The Superior High School boys golf team competed at the Red Cloud triangular at the Red Cloud Golf Course last Tuesday. The team finished in second place with 462 stroked for the 18 hole match. Red Cloud was on top and Blue Hill took third place....
L-N track
The Lawrence-Nelson High School boys and girls track and field teams competed at the Franklin Flyer Invitational, at Franklin, last Tuesday. Elsa Jorgensen and Brook Combs competed in the preliminary heats of the girls 100 meter dash. Kara Menke...
L-N boys golf
The Lawrence-Nelson boys varsity and junior varsity golf teams competed at the Sandy Creek quadrangular match last Tuesday. Wyatt Brockman and Wyatt Hajny each shot a round of 45. Toby Kotinek and Krayton Kucera each carded a round of 47. Conner...
Logan John Roberts
Logan John Roberts, the son of Timmie and Melissa (Druba) Roberts, was born on Jan. 31, 2008, in Superior, Neb. He died March 31, 2022, at the CHI Good Samaritan Hospital at Kearney, Neb., at the age...
Roger Macklem
Roger E. Macklem died April 3. Roger was born in Homer, Neb., on Jan. 8, 1944, to Hurst and Eleanor (Belt) Macklem. He graduated from South Sioux City High School and attended the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. He married Joan Hunzeker on Dec. 1,...
Superior Archery team compete at Lincoln March 19
The Superior Public Schools NASP Archery team competed at state in Lincoln on March 19. Elementary team 4th and 5th graders had 20 team members, middle school had nine members, high school had four members this year. The elementary team placed third...
2022 National Archery Tournament
In March students competed in Lincoln at the National Archery in the Schools Program (NASP) State Tournament. This also included a new event for students to complete, IBO (International Bowhunting Organization) 3D Challenge, Lawrence-Nelson took a...
By Editor's Notebook
Friday marks the middle of April and the time for Good Friday services. By now I expected there would be leaves on the trees, green grass and my winter clothes stowed away. Earlier I didn’t expect to wear my insulated coveralls to the Easter S...
Miller plans to retire as Adams County road superintendent
Dawn Miller, a former Nuckolls County Road Department employee and Nelson resident, will retire as Adams County highway superintendent on Sept. 30. She has held that post for about 20 years. During her time in that position, she has dealt with nine...
U.S. Mail truck burns near Chester
Both the Hebron and Chester volunteer fire departments spent most of Friday night fighting a mail truck fire on U.S. 81 about 8 miles north of the Kansas-Nebraska state line. A wrecker crew came from...
City-wide garage sales next weekend
Area residents are showing considerable interest in Superior’s first city-wide garage sale event of 2022. While the sale date is advertised as the fourth Saturday of April, it isn’t uncommon for the advertisers to conduct their sales on more tha...
Easter egg hunts planned for Saturday
The Lawrence Community Club is sponsoring an Easter Egg Hunt starting at 10 a.m. Saturday at the Veterans Memorial Park. It is open to youngsters in the fifth grade and below. It you want to hold a private Easter egg hunt at your home in either...
Council delays walking trail painting project
The Sixth Street walking trail connecting Superior’s two parks may be entering its last summer season. The trail, painted on the south side of Sixth Street in what had been vehicle parking, has not been used as much as originally expected. Monday e...
