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Kendall Suzanne (Moody) Sunneberg died on Feb. 23, 2024, after a long, courageous battle against Multiple Sclerosis. Born in Superior, Nebraska, March 3, 1972, to Joseph and Connie (Edwards) Moody, Kendall grew up in the small town of Auburn, Nebraska. There she enjoyed an active life as a cheerleader, spending most days on the family farm or time with her many friends. The eldest of three children, she was always watching out for her younger brothers and teaching them everything she knew. Kendall graduated from Auburn High School in 1990 and...
Paul Lewis Van Wey, 85, died on Feb. 19, 2024, because of a short bout with cancer. He was born in Ionia, Kansas, on April 17, 1938, to Orlo and Irma (Boyer) Van Wey. He graduated from Ionia High School in 1956. Shortly after that, he married the love of his life, Beverly Jean Hake. Together, they have four children, four grandchildren, two great- grandchildren and one more on the way. He was preceded in death by his parents; his sisters, Betty (Van Wey) Zabel and Barbara (Van Wey) Alcorn; and...
Darlene C. Hale, the daughter of Clifford R. and Faylisha (Hudson) Amack, was born on March 28, 1930, in Bostwick, Nebraska. She died Saturday, Feb. 24, 2024, at the Superior Good Samaritan Society Center at Superior, Nebraska, at the age of 93 years, 10 months, 27 days. At an early age, Darlene moved to Superior with her family. She attended school in Superior and was a member of the First Baptist Church. She took piano lessons as a child and became a talented piano player. She was pianist for...
Last Wednesday, members of the Superior FFA Chapter competed at district Career Development Events (CDE's), hosted at Central Community College in Hastings. The chapter took nine teams: ag science, livestock management, welding, natural resources, agronomy, ag mechanics, meat evaluation, ag business, and food science. Two students placed first in their proficiency. Ava Kirchhoff placed first in poultry, and Oakley Ward placed first in outdoor recreation. Food science team placed first and will...
`The Superior High School girls basketball team couldn’t quite find their way out of an early deficit in their District C-2-7 final game against Cross County High School at Stromsburg Friday. The Wildcats would get close only to be separated by a few points. In the end they were eliminated from post-season play with a 52-42 loss. The Wildcats fell behind 17-10 after the first quarter of play. They shaved a point off the lead to trail 28-22 at the end of the second quarter. Despite their best efforts, Superior was unable to close the gap as t...
For three quarters, the Lawrence-Nelson boys basketball team had a place at the state championship within their grasp. They led the Sumner-Eddyville-Miller Mustangs 39-35 going into the fourth quarter at the game at Sumner Saturday. Then it all fell apart. The Mustangs held the Raiders to one point, from a free throw, while scoring 13, to eke out a 46-40 win. The Raiders earned their place at the D2-3 district final by sweeping their D2-2 subdistrict bracket at Nelson. They downed Harvard 49-15 Tuesday. They edged Red Cloud 27-25 Thursday to...
The Lawrence-Nelson girls basketball team was faced with a harsh reality Friday as they faced off against the Overton eagles, at Overton, in the District D2-1 final game. The Raiders, despite winning their sub-district bracket, were pitted against the number one seed. The results were predictable. Overton opened up a 40-15 lead at the halfway mark and was never challenged as the Eagles cruised to a 63 19 win and a place at the state championship tournament at Lincoln. The loss left the Raiders with an 8-16 record for the complete season. For...
