Success of organic farming of Schuchardt field day
Farming is steeped in the tradition of sharing various practices and improving upon them. Organic farming is no exception to that tradition.
On Friday morning,...
Zegers team wins PJCC Golf Tournament
Cloudy skies turned to sunshine late Saturday afternoon for the annual Pope John XXIII Central Catholic Golf Tourament. Twenty-seven teams competed in the 18-hole...
Five Elgin natives honored for Korea service
At the Elgin Veterans annual steak fry held Monday night, five proud veterans of the Korean Conflict were recognized. Just one was present to...
Two new teachers, counselor to greet EPS students
By Anna Stuhr
Student intern
Elgin Public is introducing new teachers into their school family this week. When the school opens Thursday there will be three...
‘Magic’ caps summer reading program
Every year in August, librarians Dianne Gunderson and Barb Bode present to the Elgin City Council an annual report on activities at the Elgin...
A lifetime of serving, Dexter has a new title, grand marshal
She was the grand marshal of the Wheeler County Fair parade.
Along with her husband Lawrence, they first moved to Wheeler County in 1960 to...
Logann Pelster awarded Kalin Henn Memorial Scholarship
No one enjoys participating in 4-H at the Anelope County Fair more than Logann Pelster. On Friday, Pelster was recognized for his involvement in...
Alice Morrison presented the Jolene Mosel Helping Hand Award Sunday
Sunday afternoon at the Antelope County Fair proved to be very special for Alice Morrison. Shortly after noon, the Antelope County Ag Society recognized...
Three new teachers join Pope John staff
Three new faces are being introduced to Pope John XXIII Central Catholic staff and students this school year.
Mark Vincent F. Pioquinto, who wishes to...
Hawkins case bound over to District Court
Facing three felony charges, an Oakdale woman made her first appearance in Antelope County Court last week.
Jamie Hawkins, 33, Oakdale appeared before Judge Danielle...
Annual ‘Summer Steak Fry’ date announced
An event steeped in tradition will again be held. The Elgin Community Club/Chamber of Commerce will again be hosting the ‘Annual Steak Fry’. This...
Dads sweep doubleheader over Elgin Pony 14&U baseball team
Elgin’s Pony 14&U baseball team took to the field one last time this season, on Monday night, to face their dads in a softball...
Temporary senior pastor has arrived
By Anna Stuhr
Student intern
Fr. Anthony Weidner has been assigned to the St. Bonaventure parish as the temporary senior pastor for the next two months.
Fr....
Letting freedom ring across the heartland
Known as Bells Across America, Let Freedom Ring, Freedom Bells & more -- many communities observe it yearly, some only on special occasions. At...
Bells will ring in Elgin on Independence Day
Elgin will join communities across the nation this Saturday, July 4, to observe Independence Day in a unique way.
‘Sounds of Liberty’ will be observed...
Oakdale woman faces charges of manslaughter; delivery of fentanyl in death of Dugal
An Oakdale woman has been charged in connection with the death of another Oakdale resident, 34-year-old Amy Dugal.
Jamie Hawkins, 33, was arrested on June...
District #18 board approves lunch price hike
The District #18 Board of Education, facing rising costs associated with the school’s lunch program, upped the cost of meals served at the school.
Meeting...
Capler, Stuhr presented ‘Quilts of Honor’ at Flag Day Ceremony
Awash in the colors of red, white and blue, Elgin observed Flag Day with a program outside Elgin Public Library.
The program featured the awarding...
Ringhoff, Moore speak at local Memorial Day programs
Memorial Day, a day set aside to honor and remember the men and women of our armed forces who never came home, was observed...
Rittscher, Erickson on White team for all-star game
NORFOLK — Elgin Public/Pope John will be well represented at the 2026 Northeast Nebraska All-Star Football Classic in Norfolk.
Jarek Erickson and Trey Rittscher will...
