Articles from the December 5, 2024 edition


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  • Country Roads

    Gloria Schlaefli|Dec 5, 2024

    One of my husband’s favorite travel shows to watch on the television is “Adventures with a Purpose.” It got me to thinking about what a farm wife’s “Adventures with a Purpose” would be. Adventure means an unusual and exciting, typically hazardous, experience or activity. Thinking back to my farm wife “Adventures with a Purpose,” through the years those adventures would be numerous. There are the times when called to come outside to the hog pens and help separate and load hogs in order to get them into the truck or trailer would certainly be a...

  • Country Roads

    Gloria Schlaefli|Dec 5, 2024

    One of my husband’s favorite travel shows to watch on the television is “Adventures with a Purpose.” It got me to thinking about what a farm wife’s “Adventures with a Purpose” would be. Adventure means an unusual and exciting, typically hazardous, experience or activity. Thinking back to my farm wife “Adventures with a Purpose,” through the years those adventures would be numerous. There are the times when called to come outside to the hog pens and help separate and load hogs in order to get them into the truck or trailer would certainly be a...

  • Editorʼs Notebook

    Bill Blauvelt|Dec 5, 2024

    With the Simic Roller Skating Rink reopened and a new generation of youngsters learning how to skate, I thought it might be appropriate to share the following from the Nov. 27 issue of the Nelson Gazette. I expect many of today's skaters do not understand nor use the proper code. I was never an accomplished skater and it has been 40 or more years since I tried. However, should I decide to risk life and limb at the rink, I still have the shoe skates I purchased when the Simic opened in 1979. As...

  • Ask a Pastor Column

    Dec 5, 2024

    Q: If someone hasn’t heard what the Bible says about what it takes to be saved, how can that be their fault? Will they go to heaven anyway? A: Before we can understand the answer to this question, I have to lay some groundwork about God, His rules, and our fallen nature. We must begin with the fact that God is our Sovereign Creator (Genesis 1:1; Psalm 100:3). Because God made us, He gets to make the rules that govern our lives and He decides the consequences for breaking them. The rules are fairly simple: those who do good are rewarded and thos...

  • Puffs

    Allen Ostdiek|Dec 5, 2024

    “Bigger is Better!” How often have we heard that phrase? I thought of it on Thanksgiving Day while watching the parade in New York. If I remember correctly, that Thanksgiving Day Parade has always be noted at “the” parade in beauty, length and enjoyment. I have not watched every year, but I did see most of the parade this year. And . . . I was disappointed. It was not a “parade,” it was an event organized for a T V audience and for that purpose, and I was not impressed. I have also witnessed many a high school parade, usually for the homecom...

  • Calendar filling with special Christmas season activities

    Dec 5, 2024

    Once Upon a Christmas is the headline event this week in Superior but there are a number of other seasonal holiday activities that area residents will want to participate in. Preschool through fifth grade youngsters will want to participate in Santa’s Helpers Workshop from 9 a.m. to noon Saturday at the Superior Presbyterian Church. To participate the youngsters must use the QR code published in last week’s edition of The Superior Express and pre-register. At the workshop, the youngsters will be able to purchase gifts for their loved ones for...

  • Superior merchants plan festive Friday activities

    Dec 5, 2024

    Preparations are underway for a Festive holiday event in downtown Superior from 5 to 7 p.m. Friday and thus far it looks like the weather will cooperate. The day is to be dry with a little chill. The high Friday is forecast to be 46 degrees with a low of 26 degrees. Central Avenue between Third and Fifth Streets will be closed mid-afternoon and remain closed until after the event. Most Superior stores will be staying open until the 7 p.m. closing. Many will feature food and other refreshments for their customers. Santa Claus is scheduled to...

  • Fangmeyer earns midwife credentials

    Dec 5, 2024

    Brodstone Healthcare announced that Alisha Fangmeyer, APRN, FNP-C, has recently earned her Certified Nurse-Midwife (CNM) credentials. This achievement further enhances the comprehensive obstetric and gynecological services offered at Brodstone Healthcare. A certified nurse-midwife is a registered nurse with advanced training in pregnancy, childbirth and women's health. CNM's provide a full range of women's primary and gynecologic care, including annual exams, family planning and menopause care....

  • Superior schools changing to better serve students

    Dec 5, 2024

    In response to a recent inquire from Gary Crook, a former Superior resident and one of the town’s most loyal boosters, John Whetzal, the current superindent of the Superior Schools, reported on some the school district’s new programs. A portion of that response follows. Superior Public Schools currently have a personal finance class that is required for all students. The successful completion of the class is a graduation requirement. Investment is part of that curriculum. In addition the school is in the process of creating a grain mar...

  • DMV expands off-line registration options

    Dec 5, 2024

    The Nebraska Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) has expanded online registration renewal services, providing greater convenience and accessibility to Nebraska vehicle owners. Over the past year, the DMV has implemented several enhancements to broaden the range of vehicles eligible for online renewal. New and expanded online services include: • Military members: Non-resident military members residing in Nebraska and Nebraska resident military members residing outsidethe state now have the option to renew vehicle registrations online. • Add...

  • Bloodmobile will visit Lawrence

    Dec 5, 2024

    The Red Cross Bloodmobile will visit the Lawrence American Legion from 12 noon to 5 p.m. on Monday. For appointments call Irene Mazour at 401-984-4361....

  • Superior Bucks winners selected

    Dec 5, 2024

    This week’s winners in the Superior Chamber of Commerce holiday drawing were Paige Johnson, Aaron Giger, April Musgrave and Travis Rothchild. Each will receive 50 Superior bucks which may be spent like cash at participating Superior Chamber of Commerce member stores. Another drawing will be held Monday and this time the four winning names will each receive 100 Superior Bucks. Superior shoppers are entitled to one registration slip each time they visit a participating Superior store. The slips must be filled out and taken to the Chamber of C...

  • Zadina elected JC Clerk

    Edward Naughton|Dec 5, 2024

    After a long and successful career in county government, Carla Waugh is retiring from her position as county clerk for Jewell County, as she has been at the helm in the County Clerk's office since 1995. Myka Zadina has been elected to office by county voters as the new county clerk in Jewell County and will be officially assuming her duties as such effective sometime in January 2025. Zadina has been office assistant in the County Clerk's office for more than two years, working as an election...

  • Christmas in Mankato 2024 - second annual event

    Edward Naughton|Dec 5, 2024

    Jason Ortman, Mankato Chamber of Commerce president, said, "This has turned out to be a fantastic event. The set-up itself for Christmas in Mankato was a lot of work, which started early this year, but it was a lot of fun." Ortman spoke on microphone to the crowd gathered on Main Street, prior to one of the final events of the evening which was the lighting of the Christmas Tree in front of the community center. He thanked those who worked and supported the Christmas in Mankato event. Ortman...

  • JC Commissioners hear of rabies cases

    Dec 5, 2024

    The Jewell County Commissioners met on Nov. 25. Commissioners Keith Roe, Ed Duskie and Brent Beck were present. Myka Zadina, Carla Waugh, county clerk, and Ervin Underwood, Commissioner Elect District 2, were present at the meeting. The following were present for the office head meeting and provided an update for their department: Carla Waugh, county clerk; Myka Zadina; James A. Vaughan IV, solid waste director; Chris Petet, custodian; Anna Porter, county appraiser; Cindy Becker, health administrator; and Kevin Peroutek, noxious weed director,...

  • Lawrence Holiday Tour of Homes

    Dec 5, 2024

    The Lawrence Community Club has organized a Christmas Tour of Homes on Saturday, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Many are anticipating this fun event and community gathering. During this beautiful Christmas season, it warms the heart to gather with friends and family. Participating in the tour of homes brings family and friends together, but also offers an opportunity to meet new people. We find a great joy hidden in the hearts of the people around us, our memories made with them are forever held in our own hearts as well throughout the years. The...

  • Fund-raiser well attended in Nelson

    Dec 5, 2024

    The Nelson Community Club sponsors various events, activities and scholarships for the Nelson community. Last weekend, they organized a fund-raiser that will directly impact the Nelson Public Library system. The event was located at1654 Road 3800, along a country road just outside of Nelson. The club sponsored a garage sale, the proceeds going to the Nelson Public Library. This garage sale is always fun to attend, because buyers name the price on the things they want to purchase. It's fun...

  • Students learn about J]criminal justice program

    Dec 5, 2024

    On Nov. 22 students enrolled in English 9 at Lawrence-Nelson Public Schools, visited the campus of Central Community College in Grand Island. The college offers a criminal justice program. During the course of the visit, the students were taught many of the basic fundamentals of crime scene investigation and criminal law concepts. They were told every law enforcement agent plays a vital role in the protection and retrievement of evidence from the crime scene. The initial responding officer to...

  • Winter Sports begin across Nebraska  

    Dec 5, 2024

    Lawrence-Nelson High School, along with most all other high schools across Nebraska, will begin the winter sports seasons for the schools. L-N will have three sports again this year and a very brief introduction follows: BASKETBALL: It seems that most every year, the basketball teams carry a heavy load in terms of how hard of a schedule they have. This year, 20 games are listed on the NSAA Website for L-N. Of those 20 games, eight are with class D-2 schools (L-N is D-2 this season as well). Twelve teams are either D-1 or C-2. The season begins...

  • Julene Sullivan

    Dec 5, 2024

    Julene Sullivan dies Sunday, Dec. 1 Lawrence native, and longtime Superior, Nebraska, resident, Julene Sullivan, died early Sunday afternoon, Dec. 1, 2024, at the Good Samaritan Care Center in Superior. Mrs. Richard Sullivan was 81 years old and died after a nine year battle with cortical basal degeneration. Julene was the daughter of Hubert and Louise Ostdiek of Lawrence. She leaves to mourn her loss, husband, Richard Sullivan, eight children and a host of brothers, sisters, relatives and friends....

  • Marcia Hunt

    Dec 5, 2024

    Marcia A.Hunt, 56 of Ruskin died Sunday. private family service will be held ar a later date.... Full story

  • Eileen Buescher

    Dec 5, 2024

    Eileen Catherine (Hoelting) Buescher, 100, Lawrence, Nebraska, died on Thursday, Nov. 28, 2024, at Heritage at College View, Hastings, Nebraska. Rosary was at 10:30 a.m., Tuesday, Dec. 3, 2024, and Mass of Christian Burial followed at 11 a.m., both at St. Stephen Catholic Church, Lawrence, with Father Denton Morris officiating. Burial wasin St. Stephen Catholic Cemetery. Visitation was from 3 to 6 p.m. Monday at the Lawrence Visitation Chapel, Lawrence. Memorials can be directed to St. Stephen C... Full story

  • Julie Hulbert

    Dec 5, 2024

    Julie G. Hulbert, 62, died on Nov. 8, 2024, at Monument Health with her family at her bedside after a brief acute illness. On Sept. 23, 1962, though not a boy as hoped, the special request for a blue-eyed blonde girl was given to Martin and Eva June (Amos) Tucker and her three brunette sisters in Wichita, Kansas. Julie graduated from Mankato High School in Mankato, Kansas in 1980. She married Max Hulbert on June 27, 1981. To this union, Melissa and Bradley Wasborn. They divorced in 2015. She...

  • Sarah Schlotterback

    Dec 5, 2024

    Sarah Josephine (Hatten) Schlotterback (Dec. 17, 1935 to Nov. 24, 2024) was known for her compassionate nature. She was born to Charles and Hazel Hatten of Nevada, Missouri. Her mother was a teacher and father a dentist which helped guide her to a profession in helping others. She attended Cottey College in Nevada, Missouri, later attending the School of Nursing at Kansas University where she met and married William Schlotterback, also attending KU medical school. They moved to Lakin, Kansas,...

  • William Hedden

    Dec 5, 2024

    William "Bill" Hedden was born on March 14, 1950, to John and Bonnie (Johnson) Hedden in Mankato, Kansas. He died surrounded by family on Nov. 26, 2024. He was educated in Udall, Kansas, where he graduated in 1968. He married Adelia (Rightmeier) on Sept. 27, 1969, in Udall, where they started their lives together. They moved to Winfield, Kansas, in 1975. They were married for 52 years until Adelia's death in October 2021. Bill worked at the Winfield State Hospital for 29 years, and after that... Full story

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