EPPJ drops first game; rebounds with win over BC
SPENCER — Having suffered their first loss of the season days earlier, Elgin Public-Pope John returned to their winning ways Thursday night.
Holding Boyd County...
EPPJ boys rally to defeat Falcons 49 to 41
TILDEN — Games between good teams are usually won in the fourth quarter. On Tuesday night the Wolfpack trailed by three points heading into...
Shooters, dribblers earn awards
The annual Wolfpack Dribble and Shot clubs award winners were handed out Friday night.
The goal of the program is to encourage youth to get...
Elgin’s future growth rests in our hands
A group of Elgin residents, serious about improving our community for the future, met last week to share ideas and look at what could...
EPPJ hold off Vikings to boost record to 5-0
ELGIN — The Vikings just wouldn’t go away so the Wolfpack made them pay in the fourth quarter.
Leading 41 to 38 to start the...
Pillen names Carney as new county court judge
Earlier this week, Governor Jim Pillen announced his appointment of Patrick P. Carney of Norfolk as county court judge in the Seventh Judicial District.
That...
A mother, daughter moment with Santa
It was a festive evening Wednesday night, December 3, when Santa Claus arrived in Elgin. Children were waiting for him when he arrived at...
Elgin, Neligh Knights donate to AC Food Pantry
The Elgin and Neligh Knights of Columbus made separate donations to the Antelope County Food Pantry last week. Each organization presented $1,000 checks to...
Bloodmobile in Elgin today
The Red Cross Bloodmobile will be making a stop in Elgin this week.
Bloodmobile workers will be accepting donations today (Dec. 10) from 9 a.m....
Tickets are still on sale for Petersburg Christmas party
The Petersburg Community Club is again hosting its annual Christmas Party on Monday, December 15.
‘A Holly Jolly Christmas’ will be the theme for this...
Virgil takes a bride
There was nary an empty seat Sunday night at St. Boniface Auditorium for the school’s dinner theatre performance of ‘Virgil’s Wedding.’ Shown here in...
Pope John students mandated for service to area parishes
Five Pope John XXIII Central Catholic students were mandated as lectors and Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion (EMHC) Thursday morning, November 20th at an...
Council approves new water rates; change in billing cycle
Meeting on a rare Tuesday night, the Elgin City Council made several changes to water bills sent out to residents.
According to information provided by...
School board approves Miller as new K-12 counselor
A new K-12 guidance counselor for Elgin Public Schools has been hired for the 2026/27 school year.
Meeting Wednesday night, the District #18 Board of...
Schmitt: The Journey of a Veteran is marked by sacrifice
A hometown hero, having served eight years in the U.S. Army, came home to give the Veterans Day Address.
Students from both of Elgin schools...
Schmitt to be guest speaker at Elgin Vets Day program
Veterans Day will be observed in Elgin with a special program next week.
On the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month...
Turnout high Saturday for Livy Jo
A benefit for the Trent & Baylee Ostransky family was held Saturday, October 25 at the Elgin KC Hall.
The benefit, to help with medical...
Immanual Zion Church soup supper is Sunday
Mark your calendars for one of the best soup & pie suppers around!
Immanuel Zion Lutheran Church, 1726 310th Ave, rural Albion, will hold heir...
EPS, PJCC seniors nominated for Believers & Achievers
LINCOLN – Currency and the Nebraska School Activities Association (NSAA) are proud to announce the 2025-26 Believers & Achievers. Believers & Achievers is a...
Scoreboard at Elgin Field to get update
Fans of Wolfpack football will, come next season, have better vision.
Meeting Wednesday night, the District #18 Board of Education took action to improve visibility...
