EHS students travel to D.C., New York
Twelve students, and their sponsors, from Elgin Public Schools participated in the annual Washington, D.C./New York City trip this year. They were gone for...
Review to celebrate ‘Community Newspaper Week’ with open house
1920“We’re having a party!”
One hundred and forty years in the making, The Elgin Review is having an open house on Thursday, June 29.
The public...
Meal prices to stay the same; ‘seconds’ to cost more at EPS
The cost of breakfast and lunch meals for 2023/24 will stay the same at Elgin Public School.
Meeting Tuesday evening, June 13, board members voted...
Author shares poems from new book
Bonnie Johnson-Bartee, English instructor at Northeast Community College, reads from her new book of poems, Cord Blood, during the Spring Book Fair at the...
New playground equipment could cost $189,000
The cost of adding modern playground equipment to the city park in Elgin is expected to be less than $200,000.
At the June meeting of...
BSS announces changes for residential, business customers
Garbage pickup as Elgin residents have known it in many years is about to change - sooner than you think.
Bud’s Sanitary Service LLC (BSS)...
Students find success at Nebraska Junior High Rodeo
By Sherry Tetschner
Nebraska Junior High Rodeo Finals were held on May 18 & 19 in Broken Bow with approximately 100 5th-8th graders from across...
2023 Elgin Vetch Days
E-R photos by Olivia Klein, Juliana McNally and Dennis & Lynell Morgan
City approves drilling new test water well
Meeting Monday night, the Elgin City Council took another step forward in their search for a new water well.
With the newest city well, developed...
Elgin Garage Sales to be held on June 16-17
It’s time to start getting ready. The Elgin Community Club selected Friday and Saturday, June 16 and 17 for garage sales throughout town.
A map...
Vetch Days starts Friday
So much to look forward to, the annual Vetch Days celebration in Elgin is just days away. The three-day event, having been held for...
Eischeid ordained
Zachary Eischeid took his first step into ordained ministry Friday as he was ordained a transitional deacon for the Archdiocese of Omaha at St....
Bank supports ambulance fund drive
On Tuesday morning, The Bank of Elgin donated $5,000 to the Elgin Rescue Squad fundraising campaign for a new ambulance. Representing the bank, longtime...
St. Boniface students celebrate with ‘human sundaes’
Father John Norman and para-professional Tami Schrage became ‘human sundaes’ Wednesday afternoon at St. Boniface Elementary. Students took joy adorning the two in all...
Midwest Electrical bid approved for lighting project
It’s rare for the District #18 Board of Education to meet twice in one month.
May 2023 proved to be one of those months.
Four members...
Times announced for Memorial Day programs
On Monday, May 29, Memorial Day will be observed with formal programs at three area cemeteries.
According to Legion Commander Gary Hoefer, formal observance of...
City Pool to open on June 1
Elgin’s pool season will start two days later than planned. Scheduled to open May 29, opening date has been moved back two days.
The Elgin...
EHCC donates $4,000 to ambulance fund drive
The Elgin High Community Club (EHCC) has been working very hard the past three years. Besides volunteering their time at holiday events such as...
