Articles from the June 22, 2023 edition

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Country Roads

Burr Oak, my hometown, is unusual in having two main road bridges with creeks running under them, within the town’s city limits. Since the town was founded where the Burr Oak Creek joins the White Rock Creek, there had to be bridges on the north s...

 

Editorʼs Notebook

It’s about time for the three kittens that have been calling our yard home, to be moved on to their adoptive home. More than a year ago, a farm family placed an order for two kittens that liked to be held. When Midnight, the stray cat that calls o...

 

Ask a Pastor Column

Q: I know we are supposed to hate the sin but love the sinner. I am having trouble with that. Can you help with how to do that? (Part Two of Two) A: Last week we talked about our need as believers to have compassion on sinners, having the same...

 
 By Teraesa Bruce    Columns    June 22, 2023

Love my crazy life

Last week was what nightmares are made of. We had swimming lessons all week, and I am still waking up in the night attempting to catch a child as they jump in the pool. I am surprised I haven't...

 

Puffs

A belated “Happy Father’s Day” to all the fathers out there. Hope you had a nice day. Mine was quiet: attended Mass, had a nice late breakfast, a nap in the afternoon and did a little ‘garden’ activity and had a nice steak supper. To someone m...

 

Superior tour returns from 18 day trip to Tanzania, Africa

During late May and the beginning of this month 11 people from the Superior area traveled to Africa. The travelers included Nelsen Petersen, Julie Theis, Morgan Theis, Tanner Theis, Luke Jameson,...

 

41st FireKracker Run July 4th ; Chesterfest starts Friday

T-shirts are being printed for an estimated 300 participants and the registration form for the 41st annual Superior FireKracker Run is included in this week’s newspaper. As usual the event will be held on July 4 which this year comes on a Tuesday. S...

 

Local retail sales growth not keeping up with inflation

Its only June but farmers with the ability to irrigate their crops have the water running on their fields. Crops in non-irrigated fields were fading earlier this week with high temperatures and drying winds. Ponds are dry or drying up and some cattle...

 

New house taking shape on west fourth Street

Construction is well underway in Superior this week on the fifth Project BOOM house. Six of the houses are to be built with grant funding obtained through a competitive State of Nebraska program. The...

 

5-year-old courthouse HVAC system may need replacement

The Nuckolls County Board of commissioners met at the courthouse in Nelson, Tuesday. David Mussman was an excused absence. The board met Tuesday because of the Juneteenth holiday Monday. The board is meeting weekly, through the middle of August, to...

 

SHDHD still receiving reports of illness and death

Michele Bever, South Heartland District Health Department (SHDHD) executive director, reported the virus causing COVID-19 continues to circulate at low levels in South Heartland’s four counties. According to Bever, wastewater samples from June 8 s...

 

Second generation wind turbine in Cloud County

Earlier this week Russell Gagnon, a reporter for Concordia's Blade-Empire newspaper wrote a story about one of the wind turbines located in Cloud County. That turbine is far from a run-of-the-mill...

 

Goat roping coming to 2023 Jewell County Fair

The Jewell County Fair will be held July 7, 8 and 9 in Mankato. A popular event sweeping the Midwest is being offered this year starting at 7 p.m., on Friday, July 7. RK Goat Ropings, Palmer, Kansas, will be setting up a 50 by 30 area inside of the...

 

Threshing Bee to take place July 15

The June monthly meeting for the Mankato Chamber of Commerce took place Wednesday June, 14, at Bobs of Mankato with 10 members and one guest present. Haley Nelson gave an update on the membership drive. One new member joined last month bringing the t...

 

Harris purchasing property in Fairview division, Mankato

The regular meeting of the Mankato City Council was called to order by Mayor Justin Schoonover June 7. Present were Mayor Justin Schoonover and councilmen Sam Becker, Kevin Ost, Rodney Payne, Lyle Dauner and George Hennion. Also present was Darrell...

 

USD 107 hires part-time elementary teacher

President Kenny Mizner called the Monday, June 12, meeting of the Board of Education for USD 107 to order. Those present were Kenny Mizner, Marc Grout, Brandon Hollerich, Justin Angleton, Brenden Wirth, Bobi Fogo, Wayne Frost, Rex Boley, Sam Meyer (Z...

 

Rice to pastor Mankato and Smith Center UMC parishes

While the members of a majority of Jewell County’s United Methodist Churches, have voted to withdraw their affiliation from the United Methodist denomination, the members of Mankato’s Harmony United Methodist Church have voted to remain a part of the...

 

52 children attended Vacation Bible School

More than 52 children attended Vacation Bible School in Mankato. The event is coordinated and staffed by members of the Lutheran, Methodist, Christian and Catholic Churches in Mank...

 
 By Teraesa Bruce    News    June 22, 2023

Nelson Swimming Pool News

The Nelson pool had a visit from the state inspector on Monday, June 12. We had a couple minor infractions, but all in all we passed with what I consider to be an A minus. We get a write up for water standing by one of the pool ladders, and this...

 

Work continues on the Nelson sewers

In August of 2022, the Nelson sewer lines were cleaned and and a camera was snaked down into the lines to determine what repairs were needed. The decision was made to repair the lines using a trenchless service, inserting a liner from manhole to manh...

 

Krayton Kucera continues Raider's All-Star history

High School post-graduation football games have become a tradition in Nebraska and contributions to teams from Lawrence-Nelson have also been a tradition. The 2023 Sertoma 8-Man Classic was played last Saturday at the Hastings College football...

 

USDA accepts more than 1 million acres

Tom Vilsack, agriculture secretary, said the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) is accepting more than 1 million acres in this year’s Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) General signup. This is one of several signups that USDA’s Farm Service Age...

 

Michael Heikkinen joins Sutton Police Department

The Sutton City Council has approved hiring Michael Heikkinen for the Sutton Police Department staff. Heikkinen is a retired 20-year veteran of the Nebraska State Patrol. When Chief Tracey Landenberger introduced Heikkinen to the council, he said,...

 

Historic Investments in Public Education

State Senator Dave Murman, representing Legislative District 38, appeared on KETV 7 News Omaha on Thursday to celebrate the historic investments in Nebraska public schools made through a joint effort by Governor Pillen and the legislature. As part of...

 

Nelson Community Club keeping the community clean

May 3, the Nelson Community Club did their part in keeping our community clean and looking good by picking up garbage along Highway 14. Members who took part in the cleanup were Vince Walton, Paige...

 

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