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Beresford, SD · Education
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Rough fourth inning ends Norfolk seniors season in districts
FREMONT - Throughout the spring and summer, Norfolk has had Fremont’s number on the baseball field, grabbing four wins in their last four outings. Fremont was able to reverse the tide Sunday in legion baseball. Facing elimination in the Class A Area Six District Tournament, Norfolk Motor Company was...
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Omaha Man Arrested After Making Threats Toward Columbus Catholic Schools and Governor Pillen
An Omaha man is facing charges after an investigation into threats made against Columbus Catholic Schools and the family of Nebraska Governor Jim Pillen. The Nebraska State Patrol said in a release that on June 29 they were contacted by the administration of Columbus Catholic Schools regarding a threatening message received through the school website. The message included a threat of violence to the school and Governor Pillen’s family.
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Wayne Juniors fall in first round of Class B State Tournament against Aurora
WAYNE – The Post 43 Wayne Juniors hosted the first round of the Class B Juniors State Baseball Tournament as they took on Post 42 Aurora on Saturday, July 18th. The Class B State Tournament is a double elimination tournament at Hank Overin Field. Aurora was victorious against Rolling...
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Norfolk seniors run-rule Pierce ahead of Friday's district opener
NORFOLK - The Norfolk Motor Company seniors made sure to end the regular season on a high note. And they did it without the need to play a full game. Guided by 11 hits along with eight fielding errors, Norfolk was able to make quick work of Pierce, notching a 15-0 win in just three innings at Veterans Memorial Park.
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Norfolk juniors end regular season with win over South Sioux City
NORFOLK - Home cooking has been a struggle for the Norfolk Elkhorn Valley Bank juniors, as all their wins this year being on the road in tournament play. That all changed on Tuesday. In the team's final home game of the season, Norfolk jumped out to an early lead on...
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Northeast Community College honors nursing instructor with Northeast Way Award
Tracey Barron, an instructor in the Practical Nursing Program at Northeast Community College, has been named this month’s recipient of the Northeast Way Award. The honor recognizes employees who demonstrate exceptional service, leadership, and genuine care for others. According to a former student, Barron’s influence extended beyond classroom lessons....
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Wayne School Board Renews Swimming Coop, Purchases Robotic Field Painter, and Discusses Possible Facility Updates in Regular Meeting
On July 13th at 7:00 p.m. the Wayne Community Schools Board of Education met for their regularly scheduled meeting for July. After approving the agendas the board also approved the resignation of Terran Sievers. It was stated that the resignation was due to “personal reasons.”. In Old Business, the...
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Wayne School Board of Education to Meet Later Today
Wayne, NE- The Wayne Community School Board of Education will meet later this afternoon at 7 p.m. in the Wayne High School Library for their regularly scheduled monthly meeting for July. Among the agenda items, the 2026-27 Meal Prices will be discussed, and updates will be provided on the budget,...
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Wayne Juniors Defeat Platte River to Advance to B5 Final
WEST POINT – The Post 43 Wayne Juniors traveled to West Point to play in an elimination game in the B5 Area Tournament against Platte River with the winner advancing to the Area Tournament Championship on Tuesday, July 14th. Rolling Hills Supply Post 43 Juniors scored 10 runs in...
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Wayne Juniors fall to #1 Seed West Point in B5 Area Tournament
WEST POINT – The Wayne Post 43 Juniors took on West Point in the Class B Area 5 Tournament on Sunday, July 12th from Anderson Field. Rolling Hills Supply Post 43 Juniors lost to West Point 8-3 on Sunday at West Point. West Point got on the board in...
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Joseph's College to close all locations
Joseph's College has announced it will be closing all locations effective at the end of this month. In a Facebook post, the cosmetology school said it will close all campuses as of July 31st. This comes after Joseph College President L. Jane Nims announced she is retiring. Joseph's College has...
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Joseph’s College of Cosmetology to close by July 31
HASTINGS, Neb. (KSNB) - Joseph’s College of Cosmetology will close all its locations by July 31, a college spokesperson said. The closure is due to the college’s owner and president, L. Jane Nims, retiring. She was one of the school’s first graduates. The school has operated for approximately 61 years.
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Joseph's College to close all locations
Joseph's College has announced it will be closing all locations effective at the end of this month. In a Facebook post, the cosmetology school said it will close all campuses as of July 31st. This comes after Joseph College President L. Jane Nims announced she is retiring. Joseph's College has...
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Joseph’s College of Cosmetology to close by July 31
HASTINGS, Neb. (KSNB) - Joseph’s College of Cosmetology will close all its locations by July 31, a college spokesperson said. The closure is due to the college’s owner and president, L. Jane Nims, retiring. She was one of the school’s first graduates. The school has operated for approximately 61 years.
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Wayne Juniors fall in League Semi-Final
HARTINGTON – The Wayne Post 43 Juniors took on the Hartington Juniors on Friday, July 3rd in the Ralph Bishop League Semi-Final. Both teams were strong on the mound on Friday, but Hartington was just a little bit stronger at the plate in their 3-0 victory over Rolling Hills Supply Post 43 Juniors. Spencer Moormeier started the game for Wayne and recorded 15 outs.
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Cedar wrestlers compete for Nebraska teams
ORLANDO — Four Cedar Catholic wrestlers qualified to compete for Team Nebraska in the AAU Disney Duals after competing in the Nebraska AAU Championships and the AAU Regionals in Des Moines, Iowa, earlier in the summer. Bodie and Easton Hochstein, Brody Kleinschmit and Evie Freeman donned Team Nebraska singlets...
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Classroom Projects in Wayne Highlight All Things Nebraska
Wayne, NE- Wayne students at St. Mary’s Catholic School are using technology to learn more about Nebraska through “All Things Nebraska”, an online mapping and data platform created by Nebraska Extension. Third through sixth grade students recently incorporated the website into the required Nebraska Studies unit, using...
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J. Wachholtz Earns Presidential Scholarship And Character Award
Mount Marty student-athlete Jacksen Wachholtz has recently been recognized with two honors for his academic achievement, leadership, and character. Wachholtz was awarded the Mother Jerome Schmitt Presidential Scholarship, one of Mount Marty’s most prestigious student awards. The scholarship provides full tuition for a student’s senior year and is awarded to an incoming senior who demonstrates strong academic performance, leadership, involvement in campus activities, and a commitment to Mount Marty values and mission. Students entering their senior year submit a 1,200-word essay, which is narrowed down to the top three candidates. The committee interviews the students along with faculty and staff recommendations awards the scholarship to one recipient for the coming year.
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Flood Communications' Angie Stenger appointed to Nebraska State College Board of Trustees
LINCOLN, Neb. — Angie Stenger, a partner with Flood Communications and executive director of Northeast Nebraska Growing Together, has been appointed to the Nebraska State College Board of Trustees. The board announced Stenger's appointment this week. Gov. Jim Pillen appointed her to replace Jess Zeiss. Stenger said she is...
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New Wakefield Community Schools Interim Superintendent Appointed by School Board
WAKEFIELD, NE – Yesterday, the Wakefield Community Schools Board of Education met at 5:30 p.m. for a regularly scheduled meeting. One of the agenda items was to offer Dr. Ted DeTurk an Interim Superintendent employment contract. After the motion passed unanimously, another motion was made to appoint DeTurk the...