Bravettes, Cards surprise EPPJ
BATTLE CREEK — The Wolfpack volleyball team have ‘owned’ Boone Central in recent years. But such wasn’t the case Thursday night as the Cardinals...
Blackburn Manufacturing named ‘Business of the Year’ by Nebraska Diplomats
A Neligh company known for business success and community contributions has been named Business of the Year by the Nebraska Diplomats.
Blackburn Manufacturing received the award Monday at the...
Crowns and roses at EPS
Homecoming coronation was held last Wednesday night at Elgin Public School. Seventeen seniors were candidates but only two could be crowned. Chosen as queen...
Life Chain 2026 observed Sunday
On a sun-soaked morning after Mass, students and adults stood along Highway 14 outside of St. Boniface Catholic Church to participate in Pro-Life Sunday....
City to purchase new fire sirens from Blue Valley
Outdoor emergency sirens inside Elgin have a long history of not working as they should.
The Elgin City Council last week took another step to...
Extrication training exercise held
Law enforcement from Antelope County and the Nebraska State Patrol joined the Elgin Volunteer Fire Department and EMTs to do a mock car accident...
Petersburg man arraigned on August wire theft
Zachary L. Heying, 29, of Petersburg, appeared for arraignment on one count of attempt of a Class IIA felony, a Class IIIA felony, and...
‘Neighborhood watch’ gets council support
Due to concerns about law enforcement protection in Elgin, the issue of forming a neighborhood watch program was raised at the city council meeting...
Commissioners asked to remove “Flock Cameras”
By Greg Tharnish
Special to The Elgin Review
Zach Miller, Antelope County resident and ex-Marine, came before the Antelope County Commissioners (ACC) with concerns about the...
Kinney wears the crown of Elgin’s seamstress extradordinaire
By Jane Schuchardt
Special to the Elgin Review
In a northeast Elgin residence, needle, thread, shears, and pure passion stitch together in the persona of Karin...
Hawkins pleads not guilty on overdose death
A 33-year-old woman charged with delivering drugs that resulted in an Oakdale resident’s fatal overdose in June pleaded not guilty to three felony counts,...
Bench honors memory of Shari Schiltmeyer
ELGIN — A blue bench was unveiled near the main ball field near Pope John School on Saturday afternoon.
Created by Clyde Stuhr of Patriot’s...
Black Hills Energy supports local fire departments
Black Hills Energy is proud to support local firefighters again this year with $165,000 in safety grants through the Funds for Firefighters program, a...
Benefit for Seier family to be September 12-13
On March 14, Cooper, Peyton, and Gracyn, the children of Adam and Kelly Seier, were in an accident on the way home from school....
St. Boniface Quilters celebrate 50 years
By Jane Schuchardt
Special to the Elgin Review
Just like a precious heirloom quilt, Elgin’s St. Boniface Quilters have stayed stitched together for a long, long...
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...
