Callaway, NE

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Sargent, NE

Elaine Moore Keene was born in Buffalo, NY on November 15, 1947. She was the daughter of Regina (Kowles) and Curtis Moore. Elaine graduated from West Seneca High School in 1965. Elaine went to Nyack Missionary College to study the Bible and learn more about the Lord our God. Elaine...

Funeral Services for Elaine Keene, age 75

Mccook, NE

Broken Bow, NE

The Broken Bow boys and girls track teams began their season Friday at the Aurora Invitational. It was a strong opening meet for the Broken Bow boys team as they finished third in the team standings behind champion Northwest and runner-up McCook. In the field events, Coy Wardyn was champion in the boys pole vault. Wardyn won the event with a winning effort of 14′. Max Denson won the boys shot put with a winning effort of 51′ 3.5″. On the track, Noah Osmond was a double gold medalist winning the 800 meters in a time of 2:05.78 and won the boys mile in a winning time of 4:41.23. Zane Eggleston was a double gold medalist winning both hurdles events. Eggleston won the boys 110 meter high hurdles in a time of 16.3 seconds and won the 300 meter hurdles with a time of 41.84 seconds. Other top three finishes for the Broken Bow boys included Brock Oeltjen and Jackson Hansen finishing 2nd and 3rd, respectively, in the 3200 meters. The 4×400 meter relay team (Tyson Neely, Zane Eggleston, Jesus Flores, Asher Jensen) placed third.

Broken Bow Starts Track Season at Aurora Invite

Ansley, NE

Loup City, NE

Arcadia/Loup City hosted the Rebel track and field invitational in Loup City on Thursday. Area teams Arcadia/Loup City and Ansley/Litchfield were among those that competed at the meet. Jessica Stieb of Arcadia/Loup City was a double gold medal winner. Stieb won the girls shot put with a winning effort of 42’7.5″ and won the discus with an effort of 131’11”. Other top three finishes for the ALC girls team included Sami Augustyn 3rd in the 100 and 3rd in the 200. Landri Loos was third in the 400 and was champion in the 800 in a winning time of 2:30.9. Tatum Kapustka was runner-up in the girls triple jump and ALC placed 2nd in the girls 4×100 meter relay. On the boys side, Ty Greenland led the way for Arcadia/Loup City on the track finishing 2nd in the 3200 meters and was third in the boys mile. In the field events, Kaden Reeves led the way for the Rebels winning the boys pole vault with a winning effort of 12′. Other top three finishes for the ALC boys included Tyce Calleroz finishing 2nd in the 100 meters.

Arcadia/Loup City, Ansley/Litchfield athletes take home medals at ALC meet

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Callaway Students to Sponsor Blood Drive Later This Month

CALLAWAY – Callaway has established a bit of a reputation for the frequency and fruitfulness of its blood drives, and now the students of Callaway Public...

Callaway Students to Sponsor Blood Drive Later This Month

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