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It feels like I’m in the movie “Pleasantville” where everything is gray.

Joe Kloke, 89, passed away Dec. 10, 2023, in hospice care at Dunklau Gardens, Fremont, Neb. Joe was a beloved husband, father, father-in-law, grandfather, and great-grandfather.

After playing to a 20-all draw in the first half, St. Francis could not keep up with Howells-Dodge in the second, falling 56-35 here Friday.

Humphrey-Lindsay Holy Family took 9 more shots than Stanton, but made 2 fewer baskets and lost 50-47 here Jan. 2.

A 20-8 Howells-Dodge run turned a deficit into a 54-45 win over St. Francis here Friday.

Attorney General Mike Hilgers announced his 2024 legislative priorities alongside the three state senators introducing legislation, Senators Bosn, Ibach, and Armendariz. The bills all focus on strengthening the protections for vulnerable Nebraskans from exploitation.

Dirt work starts at new school

Outfitting teams from Jr. High to Varsity; rebranding facilities isn’t cheap

You’re a champion donor and you deserve a reward. Come to give blood in January, and you will automatically be entered to win a trip for two to Super Bowl LVIII in Las Vegas.

A pair of building permits were approved Jan. 2 by the Lindsay Village Board of Trustees.

More than $2.6 million in construction went up in Humphrey in 2023.

Once in a while I get asked what’s new, and my pat answer is everything I know is in the paper, and I’ll have to learn something new for next week’s paper.

August “Augie” Weiss, 84, of Wahoo, Neb, entered into eternal rest surrounded by his family on Sunday, Dec. 24, 2023, at his home in Wahoo, Neb. He was born Sept. 4, 1939 in Norfolk, Neb., to August and Catherine (Dohmen) Weiss.

Ord’s hot shooting was too much for Humphrey-Lindsay Holy Family, as the Chanticleers breezed to a 59-42 win Thursday in the first round of the North Bend Central Holiday Tournament.

West Point/Beemer went on a 5-0 run to close out Saturday’s consolation game, handing St. Francis a 51-48 loss in its holiday tournament.