School District #18 to hold budget, levy hearing tonight
With property valuations up two percent from last year, School District #18 will be asking for an increase of more than $400,000 to the...
Elgin Teammates chapter to host ‘tailgate’ event
The Elgin Chapter of Teammates will be holding a tailgate fundraiser on Friday evening, Sept. 24. Pork burgers along with chips will be served...
Changes coming on city dog ordinance
As expected, City Hall had a number of residents in attendance at the Elgin City Council meeting.
A hot topic for the past few months,...
‘Treasures’ & car show are Sunday
The Elgin City Park will be busy this Sunday, Sept. 12. The 9th annual Elgin Show & Shine featuring cars, pickups and bikes will...
Jv’s earn first victory ‘C’ team falls to LHNE
ELGIN — The Wolfpack JV volleyball team opened the season with a victory Thursday night, defeating Lutheran High Northeast 25-17, 10-25 and 15-9.
The young...
‘Treasures,’ car show to be held September 12
The Elgin City Park will be the site of one of the biggest Sundays of the year. On Sept. 12, the 9th annual Elgin...
Notice of Public Hearing-Antelope County
NOTICE – PUBLIC HEARING
Antelope County, Nebraska, will hold a public hearing at the Antelope County Courthouse in Neligh Nebraska, on the 7th day of...
All but two county businesses in compliance with alcohol checks
North Central District Health Department recently partnered with the Nebraska State Patrol to conduct tobacco compliance checks in Antelope County.
These checks aim to ensure...
Amendments to be made to dog ordinance
The Elgin City Council took a big step forward on the issue of dogs kept inside the city limits.
Meeting Monday night, three weeks after...
Colton Wright Interview, St. Mary’s Football 2021
Elgin Public Pope John senior Colton Wright spoke to the Elgin Review following the team's season-opener loss to St. Mary's O'Neill.
https://youtu.be/t0D8bEnTy-Q
Council schedules special meeting on dog ordinance
It’s all about dogs.
Mayor Mike Schmitt and the Elgin City Council will hold a special meeting Monday night, Aug. 23.
City Clerk Kristin Childers said...
Meis re-elected to new 3-year term on Nebraska Soybean Board
The Nebraska Soybean Board (NSB) held an election in July for board members in Districts 1 and 3, while the District 6 candidate ran...
EPS says ‘no’ to NDE’s new health standards
Following a pattern set by a growing number of schools in the state, the District #18 Board of Education said last week they will...
Trail ride attracts 23 riders
Keith Heithoff (right), Elgin, joined 23 other riders at the trail ride Wednesday sponsored by the Antelope County Historical Society in cooperation with the...
Matt Innis to speak at KC Hall
The public is invited to attend a program later this month in Elgin by former Marine and U.S. Senate candidate Matt Innis
To be held...
First day of classes at schools is August 12
The 2021/2022 school year for students at Elgin Public, Pope John and St. Boniface schools begins tomorrow (Aug. 12). There will be an early...
Bloodmobile coming to Elgin on August 25
The date for the next Red Cross Bloodmobile in Elgin has been announced.
The bloodmobile will be in Elgin on Wednesday, August 25.
To be held...
PJCC/St. Boniface to offer free lunches to students
According to the Nebraska Department of Education, all students at Pope John/St. Boniface schools will be receiving free lunches for the 2021-2022 school year.
All...
City dog rules to be amended
Change may soon be coming to the City of Elgin’s dog ordinance.
Mayor Mike Schmitt and the Elgin City Council will likely amend the ordinance,...
