Harvard’s Bahr selected for national leadership program

Harvard science educator, Jodi Bahr, was selected into the Teacher Leader Community, which is a leadership program from Nourish the Future, which is a national STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) initiative connecting students to modern agriculture. The Nourish the Future is a mission to help teachers inspire students to learn science, solve problems, and see the possibilities of careers in agriculture. COURTESY PHOTO | CLAY COUNTY NEWS

, Harvard’s Bahr selected for national leadership program

Jodi Bahr a science teacher at Harvard Public Schools, grades 6-12, and was recently selected into the “Teacher Leader Community,” a leadership program through “Nourish the Future.” COURTESY PHOTO | CLAY COUNTY NEWS

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With the global population now over eight-billion people, feeding and fueling the world has never been a bigger challenge. Agriculture industry leaders convened in Houston, TX last month to discuss... + continue reading
Wiseman resigns as SPS superintendent

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Members of the Sutton Board of Education and current superintendent Dr. Dana Wiseman issued a joint statement regarding the future of Wiseman’s tenure with the Sutton Public School District during an... + continue reading
AG’s office charges Mattison with 1st degree murder

On the morning of Wednesday, Oct. 5, 2022, the body of 25-year-old Jasmine Garnett was found on Road 26 east of Harvard by a person working in the area. Nearly two years later, 35-year-old Anthony Mattison of Osceola has been charged with first-degree murder, and will stand trial in Clay County Court, where his first court hearing will take place Tuesday, May 14. His arraignment hearing is set for 10 a.m. that morning.

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In a press release, issued by the Nebraska Attorney General’s office Wednesday, April 24, Anthony A. Mattison, a 35 year-old-man from Osceola has been charged in Clay County Court for the murder of... + continue reading
BNSF overpass west of Sutton is gone after 89 years of history

Crews from Van Kirk Bros. Contracting spent much of the past 7-10 days removing the old overpass over the Burlington Northern/Sante Fe rail line. The structure, which was built in 1935 was removed to make way for a new 3-span, 218-foot long, by 31-foot wide concrete viaduct that comes with a $2.36 million price tag. Additional progress images appear on page 12 this week. DRONE IMAGE BY TY ITZEN | CLAY COUNTY NEWS

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Hultine WPA undergoes prescribed burn, Hultine WPA undergoes prescribed burn

Several crews, including the Sutton Wildlands Fire Crew, performed a prescribed burn at the Hultine Waterfowl Protection Area northwest of Saronville on Saturday. The burn, which was managed by Prescription Pyro, LLC of Broken Bow, gave the Sutton crew some hands-on work for their newly developed wildland burn crew. Above, Brandon Scheidemann and Tracey Landenberger help start the fire along Road 319, the DLD road, and between roads R and S, moving north and west of the DLD road. Below is a ground view of Scheidemann and Landenberger starting the fire that was managed by over 20-25 professional wildland fire people throughout the prescribed burn duration. PHOTOGRAPHY BY TY ITZEN AND TORY DUNCAN | CLAY COUNTY NEWS

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The always challenging Southern Nebraska Conference meet proved, yet again, to be a big challenge for the Sandy Creek boys track and field team, as the Cougars, in action at Sutton High School, Saturday, April 27, placed fifth, scoring 44 team points at meet’s end.A pair of gold medal performances set the tone for the Cougars, as on the track,... + continue reading
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Harvard food pantry feeds local families

Craig Barfknecht adds pasta packets to food boxes during a recent Harvard Food Pantry drive. Barfknecht is one of around 30 volunteers that aid the effort in Harvard. COURTESY PHOTO BY COHEN REUTZEL | CLAY COUNTY NEWS

, Harvard food pantry feeds local families

Miranda Boyd, left, and Zahna Reutzel, volunteers with the Harvard Food Pantry, fill food and hygiene boxes with items for local families during a recent pickup event at the Harvard Methodist Church. COURTESY PHOTO BY COHEN REUTZEL | CLAY COUNTY NEWS

, Harvard food pantry feeds local families
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Harvard Food Pantry continues to grow and give to those in need. Every first and third Saturday morning of the month, the Harvard Food Pantry provides various food and hygiene items to around 30-45 families by way of a drive-through at the Harvard Methodist Church.“This group is so important because we help fill the void of families financial and... + continue reading
Niemoth, Fishler combine for 9 points at Sutton Invite held March 19

Harvard junior Miciaiah Niemoth brought home two medals from the Sutton Invite, placing third in the 3,200-meter run, and gaining sixth in the 1,600-meter run to score seven team points. ANDI LANDENBERGER | CLAY COUNTY NEWS

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Harvard junior Micaiah Niemoth and senior Cody Fishler tallied a total of nine team points in action at the Sutton Invitational, held Tuesday, March 19 on the Sutton oval.Niemoth came away from the meet with a pair of topsix finishes in the two long distance races.His best finish was a third place run in the 3,200-meter run, where Niemoth ran the... + continue reading
SC boys track is 3rd in opening meet of the season in Sutton

Sandy Creek’s Owen Oglesby and Ben Sullivan gained the Cougar boys track team 12 team points in the 200-meter dash, as Oglesby won the race, while Sullivan placed fifth in the season-opening Sutton Invitational, Tuesday, March 19. ANDI LANDENBERGER | CLAY COUNTY NEWS

, SC boys track is 3rd in opening meet of the season in Sutton

Sandy Creek junior Ethan Shaw came up with a second place finish in the 110-meter high hurdle race, finishing the flight of hurdles in 16.63 seconds. Event winner, Isaac Whitmore of Shelby-Rising City gained gold with a time of 16.34 seconds. ANDI LANDENBERGER | CLAY COUNTY NEWS

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The Sandy Creek Cougar boys had a good start to the 2024 track and field season with a third-place finish at the Sutton Invite, Tuesday, March 19.Owen Oglesby would be part of 23 of Sandy Creek’s 74 points with one firstplace finish and a fifthplace finish in a couple of individual running events then would team up in the 4x100 and get first and... + continue reading

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Cougars 5th in SNC meet

Freshman Wes Biltoft claimed gold in the Southern Nebraska Conference meet’s high jump with a 5’ 10” leap. Sandy Creek tallied 44 points to place fifth as a team in the meet. ANDI LANDENBERGER | CLAY COUNTY NEWS

, Cougars 5th in SNC meet

Sandy Creek junior Ben Sullivan and senior Oliver Oglesby both fell short of medals in the 200-meter dash at the SNC meet, but Oglesby owned the 400-meter dash, winning the race in a time of 50.38 seconds. ANDI LANDENBERGER| CLAY COUNTY NEWS

, Cougars 5th in SNC meet

Sandy Creek junior Hudson Devlin placed fifth overall in the discus with a 136’ 8” throw, while teammate Jack Clark gained sixth-place with a 136’ 5” throw as the two added three team points to the Cougars cause at the SNC championships. TORY DUNCAN| CLAY COUNTY NEWS

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The always challenging Southern Nebraska Conference meet proved, yet again, to be a big challenge for the Sandy Creek boys track and field team, as the Cougars, in action at Sutton High School,... + continue reading
Cougars 5th in SNC meet

Freshman Wes Biltoft claimed gold in the Southern Nebraska Conference meet’s high jump with a 5’ 10” leap. Sandy Creek tallied 44 points to place fifth as a team in the meet. ANDI LANDENBERGER | CLAY COUNTY NEWS

, Cougars 5th in SNC meet

Sandy Creek junior Ben Sullivan and senior Oliver Oglesby both fell short of medals in the 200-meter dash at the SNC meet, but Oglesby owned the 400-meter dash, winning the race in a time of 50.38 seconds. ANDI LANDENBERGER| CLAY COUNTY NEWS

, Cougars 5th in SNC meet

Sandy Creek junior Hudson Devlin placed fifth overall in the discus with a 136’ 8” throw, while teammate Jack Clark gained sixth-place with a 136’ 5” throw as the two added three team points to the Cougars cause at the SNC championships. TORY DUNCAN| CLAY COUNTY NEWS

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Mustangs win SC Invite

The Sutton boys golf team captured gold as a team in action at the Sandy Creek Invitational, Tuesday, April 16, on the Crooked Creek Country Club in Clay Center. Pictured from the left are Aidan Jones, Harrison Herndon, Jadyn Friesen, Carson Mau, and David Fonseca. Friesen was the individual gold medalist, shooting an 18-hole 74, while Herndon finished fourth with a 79. COURTESY PHOT0 | CLAY COUNTY NEWS

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