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Gerald (Butch) Frey, 84, of Guide Rock died Sunday at the Mary Lanning Hospital in Hastings. Funeral arrangements are pending at the Williams Funeral Home, Red Cloud....
Coe Neilson, a Rock Hills High School student athlete, wrestles with the Beloit High School wrestling team as apart of a cooperative program during the regular season. He finished in second place, earning 18 team points for Beloit, in the 113 pound weight bracket at the Railer Round Robin at Ellis High School, Friday, Dec. 9. Neilson earned first place honors at the Republic County dual match, Thursday, Dec. 15. Neilson pinned all three of his opponents at the Republic County Dual Tournament at Belleville, last Tuesday. Neilson sports a 12-1...
The Rock Hills high School boys and girls basketball teams return to the court, Tuesday, when they host the Red Cloud Warriors at Mankato. Both teams enter the new year with identical 1-3 records....
The Superior High School wrestling team returns to action Friday at the Fillmore Central Invitatonal at Geneva....
The Lawrence-Nelson High School girls basketball team ran into Bulldog trouble in their last two games. The Friend Bulldogs handed the Raiders a 52-39 loss, Tuesday, Dec. 16 at Nelson. The Shelton Bulldogs ripped into the Raiders 57-23, at Shelton, last Tuesday. Sydney Biltoft led the Raiders scoring list against Friend with 18 points. Kara Menke popped through 12 points. Emily Troudt contributed nine points. Katelyn Mazour hit for eight points. Hanna Skinner scored five points. Mazour snapped...
The Lawrence-Nelson High School boys basketball team lost to Shelton 67-41 at Shelton last Tuesday. The Raiders fell behind 16-5 after the first quarter and were unable to overcome the early deficit. They trailed 33-20 at the half but were unable to sustain any momentum and saw their record go to 3-3 for the season. Statistics for the game were unavailable at press time. The Raiders play at the Hershey Holiday Tournament today (Thursday) and Friday, They host McCool Junction at Nelson...
In response to December’s frigid weather, a Fairbury student’s frozen shirt video posted on the internet is going viral. Brendon Runge, a senior at Fairbury High School, posted the video on Friday. It shows him holding a wet shirt out in the wind. In about a minute, the red T-shirt is frozen stiff. When taken out of the wind, it stood on its own. By Saturday, the video had been viewed more than 1.5 million times. The video was shared to The Superior Express Facebook page on Monday and will be posted to the newspaper’s superiorne.com web site...
