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Clipper Country receives impressive amounts of snow last week
Clipper Country receives impressive amounts of snow last week
Clipper Country receives impressive amounts of snow last week
Clipper Country receives impressive amounts of snow last week
Clipper Country receives impressive amounts of snow last week

Clipper Country receives impressive amounts of snow last week

The largest snow event in some time in Nebraska blanketed the state and Clipper Country with snow and some ice as a storm system made its way through the region on Tuesday and Wednesday of last week. Most areas along and north of Highway 6 were the recipients of between ten and 17 inches of snow, according to NTV Meteorologist Tim Reith. Snowfall was reported at 10.3” in the Gibbon area and 13.5” around Wood River. The snow and ice closed Interstate 80 and Highway 30 west of Grand Island into Wyoming.

Shelton Athletic Hall of Fame Class of 2021 honored at ball game
Shelton Athletic Hall of Fame Class of 2021 honored at ball game
Shelton Athletic Hall of Fame Class of 2021 honored at ball game
Shelton Athletic Hall of Fame Class of 2021 honored at ball game
Shelton Athletic Hall of Fame Class of 2021 honored at ball game

Shelton Athletic Hall of Fame Class of 2021 honored at ball game

After a few delays, three new members were honored as members of the Shelton Athletic Hall of Fame. A ceremony was held at halftime of the Tuesday, January 10, boys basketball game against Arcadia/Loup City. Participating Shelton Athletic Hall of Fame board members and honorees pictured above are, from left to right, Glen Schanou, Tom McBride, Tren Miller, Deb Hammond, Danece Blue Meyer, accepting for honoree Daryl Blue, Paula Mayfield, honoree Adam O’Brien, Paul Stroh, honoree Leon Pearson, Steve Glenn, and Ryan Province.

Wood River school buildings undergoing safety and security renovations
Wood River school buildings undergoing safety and security renovations
Wood River school buildings undergoing safety and security renovations

Wood River school buildings undergoing safety and security renovations

Beginning over the recent holiday break and continuing through the remaining school year and beyond, the building at Wood River Elementary is undergoing some renovations. “Both the elementary and high school will be updating the front entrances to increase safety and security,” explained Wood River Elementary Principal Kelly Klanecky. “The construction crews started at the elementary the week of December 19 and are hoping to finish the elementary project in the middle of April. Once they finish at the elementary, they will move over to the high school and should have that project completed by the start of the 2023-2024 school year. The goal of both projects is to create safe and secure front entrances as well as to make it clear where the front entrance is at both buildings. At the elementary, this meant tearing out the restrooms by the front doors and relocating them in the main hallway, which required tearing out the old wooden bleachers from the gym. They will be replaced with telescoping bleachers. We will also be gaining a restroom in the nurse’s office, a conference room, and a classroom/office for the ASP/ HAL coordinator.” (–courtesy photos)

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