Elgin 12U finish second at State
It took just five games for the Elgin 12U to show they deserve to be considered one of the best teams in their class.
Over...
One entry has lead to another and another for Joyce Reestman at the county...
Editor’s note: This is the second of a four-part series leading up to the Antelope County Fair.
By Skylar Reestman
Student intern
When it comes to the...
SIster’s have the recipe for success at the county fair
Editor’s note: This is the first of a four-part series leading up to the Antelope County Fair.
By Skylar Reestman
Student intern
The Antelope County Fair is...
Moments which have defined, shaped Elgin’s history
This marks the fifth and final installment in a series focusing on Elgin’s rich history.
By Jessie Reestman
Staff writer
July 3, 2021, is not only the...
Finkral opens Hello Beautiful Boutique in Elgin
Elgin may be a small town, but it has been able to sustain many successful small businesses. From our local grocery store, quick stops,...
Elgin city-wide garage sale maps
Here is the map for the June 25 & 26 city-wide garage sales. They may also be picked up at Elgin One Stop, Hometown...
Elgin was once ‘Vetch Capital of the World’
This is the fourth in a five-part series on the history of Elgin leading up to the Elgin Evening at the Museum on Saturday...
Selting ready to go as new volleyball coach
By Skylar Reestman
Student intern
After Tina Thiele-Blecher announced her resignation from Elgin Public Schools, it was uncertain who would take over her duties, specifically as...
Kerkman hopes to continue ‘strength of compassion’ here in Elgin
Editor’s Note: This continues a series of monthly articles celebrating pride in our town and its surroundings.
By Jane Schuchardt
Special to the Elgin Review
Q –...
Red Miller observes 100th Birthday
Friends and family of Gerald “Red” Miller gathered this past Sunday to help Red celebrate his 100th birthday. Red and his late wife Lois...
Cowboy Poet Bonnie Krogman Lassoes up the audience and new fans at her Elgin...
The Elgin Public Library, like many businesses, has had its fair share of roadblocks while dealing with covid restrictions over the past year. And...
Kinney says, “Bloom where you are planted”
Editor’s Note: This continues a series of monthly articles celebrating pride in our town and its surroundings. If you have suggestions of people to...
Dean’s Market serve up excellent meats, excellent customer service
By Skylar Reestman
Elgin Review Intern
During this past year of COVID-19, many of the small businesses throughout our country have suffered greatly, some even having...
Moving forward with an eye on Elgin’s Past
By Jessie Reestman
Staff writer
After moving to Elgin in the sixth grade, discovering a chunk of bison horn near his home on Cedar Creek, and...
EKG finalizing plans for return of Bull-a-rama
By Jessie Reestman
Staff writer
Just like flowers in the spring or a McDonalds McRib, there are many things in life we look forward to their...
Dave Hoefer finds fulfillment in family, farming, faith — and volunteerism
Editor’s Note: This continues a series of monthly articles celebrating pride in our town and its surroundings. If you have suggestions of people to...
Dinslage, 3 Fs- faith, family friends & happiness
Lonnie Dinslage
Editor’s Note: This continues a series of monthly articles celebrating pride in our town and its surroundings. If you have suggestions of people...
Principal Wemhoff new EPPJ Football Head Coach
By Dennis Morgan
Co-Publisher
Wemhoff to take over football duties beginning with 2021 season.
Is it too early to think about football? Not if you love the...
Lisa Schumacher hired at PJCC/St. Boniface
BREAKING NEWS -- Lisa Schumacher hired at PJCC/St. Boniface schools
A new principal with ties to the community has been hired for Pope John XXIII...
Farewell & Welcome
Just last month, in a small church in a county where there are no rivers or streams hence no bridges, Lynell and I attended...
