Hosting the Wood River Invitational held at Centura Hills Golf Course on Tuesday, April 8, and traveling to the Loup City Invitational on Thursday, April 10, occupied the Wood River Eagle golfers last week.
At the Wood River track and field invitational, hosted by the Wood River boys and girls track and field teams on Tuesday, April 8, the Eagle boys team finished the day in third place with 80 team points and the Lady Eagles were sixth with 33 team points out of the nine teams competing. The Kenesaw boys won the boys side of the meet with 90 team points and for the girls, the Nebraska Christian contingent took the top spot with 155 team points.
“It was a great day for the tracksters at Franklin,” stated Shelton head track coach Matt Walter of the Franklin Invitational held on Tuesday, April 8, where the Lady Bulldogs amassed 62.5 team points to finish in third place among the 13 teams competing and the Shelton boys were fourth with 54 team points. The Silver Lake girls team won that side of the meet with 114 team points and Deshler came out on top of the boys’ side with 75 team points.
DannebrogBoelusEMTsrecentlyacknowledgedthreemembersfortheiryearsofvolunteeringforemergencyserviceinthecommunity: Leonard Reimers (left), Jerome Reimers (second from left), andTerry Webb (far right). Each put in 40 years of service. Wayne Reimers (second from right), who has over 36 years of service, presented them with their plaques. These four guys have been serving the community through the fire department and EMTfor over a total of 156 years. Leonard Reimers, Jerome Reimers, and Wayne Reimers are brothers. The community is very lucky to have them; if you see them, thank them for their many years of service. (—courtesy photo)
The Youth Philanthropy Board (YPB), a group of high school juniors, has awarded $27,170 in grants to Hall County nonprofits during their capstone presentation held on Thursday, April 3, at Indianhead Golf Club in Grand Island.
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