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St. Francis business teacher Katelynn Micek has been working with the sophomores on business communications skills. They have looked into careers and created resumes.

Two students are recipients of the American Legion Post 80 Humphrey American Legion Auxiliary scholarships for $500.

Katie Nungesser had stretched her monthly welfare check to its limit. The $281 paid for her cell phone bill, infant daughter’s diapers and car insurance, but she couldn’t afford enough gas to drive nearly five hours for her kid’s weekend visit with her ex-husband.

Lindsay Academy beam signing marks construction of new school

A number of summer projects are planned for Humphrey Public School.

One suspect is awaiting trial and another arrested again.

April is Alcohol Awareness Month. As a mental health provider and alcohol and drug counselor, I ask but one thing: we do just this: gain awareness. And NO, I am not necessarily talking about facts and statistics about how many youths are drinking alcohol or how many deaths are alcohol-related.

A consent agenda that didn’t get consent, a correction to the minutes that remains unclear and a building permit application that led to a discussion on the type of people who may move into Lindsay.

Archangels won’t change primary colors

Several items pertaining to the Humphrey Aquatic Center will be addressed by the Humphrey City Council during its April 15 meeting.

E-mails show govenor, groups seeks to ease ag permitting process

Put your name on a piece of history.

Lindsay Corporation makes $50 million investment in Lindsay facility

The Lindsay Academy continues to take steps in anticipation of opening in August for the 2024-25 school year.

A March ice and windstorm traveled through Cornhusker Public Power District’s service area March 25, causing approximately 2,800 meters to be without power, many for two days.