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The Humphrey-Lindsay Holy Family girls finished third and the boys fourth April 3 at the David City Aquinas Invitational.

Archdioces will interview consultants

Revised options for the proposed new Humphrey Public School will be presented at the second advisory committee meeting.

Humphrey Public School band instructor Matt Bertrand named music teacher of the year

Bryan Reichmuth retires after 42 years at company; Brent Reichmuth promoted

Central Valley Ag (CVA) announces Brent Reichmuth as Senior Vice President of Operations. He will be responsible for leading the operations division of CVA, focused on meeting the needs of our producers and exceeding their expectations. Reichmuth joined CVA in 2003 as an operations employee and has grown with the cooperative over the past 20 years serving in various positions. Before his current role, Reichmuth served as Vice President of Operations.

Soda popped, and he now has an official name.

The cashier at Sloan Stadium said I looked old enough to remember … .

It is with grateful and humbled hearts that we would like to thank the community of Humphrey for the tremendous outpouring of support and kindness that we experienced at the benefit for Doug this weekend.

Nadine Engel, of Columbus, Neb., passed away unexpectedly yet peacefully in her sleep due to bleeding on her brain, most likely caused by a stroke. Nadine has given the greatest gift of all by continuing to give to others. Her family has honored her wishes of being an organ donor so that others may Live On.

Joyce Van Diest passed away peacefully at home surrounded by family on her birthday, Saturday, March 25, 2023 (what a wonderful gift) after a 22-year battle with cancer.

Humphrey St. Francis has released its third quarter honor roll.

Three coaches and thirteen players have been named to the 2023 Eight-Man Football Hall of Fame. They will be inducted during ceremonies to be held Saturday, June 17th at The Tom Osborne Family Sports Complex in Hastings, Nebraska.

The Goldenrod Conference recently released it's all conference basketball teams.

On Tuesday, March 21, the 8th grade students at St. Francis attended an event at Wahoo Public School which was part of the “The Week of Understanding” presented by The Holocaust Center for Humanity. There were two speakers: Dr. Steven Wees, a long time Omaha resident and rheumatologist and the son of Holocaust survivor Elizabeth Bodek Wees, and Peter Metzelaar, who survived the Holocaust as a child with the help of his mother and others.