Sutton superintendent Dana Wiseman has been placed on administrative leave following a meeting of the Sutton Board of Education, Monday, April 15.Following a survey of staff members at Sutton Public... + continue reading
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As progress continues to build in the creation of the new housing development, known locally as the Schwab Housing Development, the City of Sutton, along with listing agents Max Bergen and Monica Smith of Bergen Real Estate of Sutton, have shared that six lots in the new development are now under contract.Lots 1, 2, 3, 6, 7, and 10 of the 51 lot... + continue reading
Week two action for the Sutton Fillies track and field team earned the Sutton girls a total of eight medals and 32 team points as the Fillies wrapped up the Thayer Central Invitational in eighth place.Fairbury outscored Cross County 102-80 for the team title, with Tri County taking third overall with 73 points.Junior Madylinn Bautista collected a... + continue reading
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The National Weather Service office out of Hastings announced late last week that February, 2024 was the third-warmest February on record in the Tri Cities region of Central and South Central Nebraska, making if the warmest month of February in 70 years, since 1954.Only February, 1954, and February, 1930, were warmer then this past month, as in... + continue reading
Nebraska Tourism is excited to announce the stops included in the 2024 Nebraska Passport program. The Passport inspires Nebraskans and tourists to travel throughout the state collecting stamps to earn prizes while also supporting Nebraska’s tourism destinations and local businesses.The Nebraska Passport program is entering its 15th year.“Reaching... + continue reading
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The City of Sutton’s new housing development project, known as the “Schwab Development” continues to take shape in southeast Sutton, as the creation of water, sewer and other inputs that are going into the development continue to shape the ground. Work being completed by Sutton’s own Van Kirk Bros. Contracting, is helping to shape the project for... + continue reading
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,Sophomore Anna Paus placed third overall in the pole vault at the Heartland Invite, April 9, clearing 7’ 11” to gain the bronze medal. ANDI LANDENBERGER | CLAY COUNTY NEWS
,Senior Ella Martin hands off to freshman Claire Williamson in the 400-meter relay, as the pair helped the Cougars place third in the event with a time of 55.28 seconds. ANDI LANDENBERGER | CLAY COUNTY NEWS
Freshman Ava Hubl earned fourth-place honors in the 3200-meter run during the Henderson Invite, April 9. ANDI LANDENBERGER | CLAY COUNTY NEWS
Sandy Creek girls track, and field team headed to Henderson for the Heartland track and field invitational, Tuesday, April 9, and would finish fifth with a total of 70 points.The Cougars ended the... + continue reading
Leif Andersen, a Sutton High School graduate, was part of the national championship shotgun team at Hillsdale College in Michigan. COURTESY PHOTO | CLAY COUNTY NEWS
,Sophomore Anna Paus placed third overall in the pole vault at the Heartland Invite, April 9, clearing 7’ 11” to gain the bronze medal. ANDI LANDENBERGER | CLAY COUNTY NEWS
,Senior Ella Martin hands off to freshman Claire Williamson in the 400-meter relay, as the pair helped the Cougars place third in the event with a time of 55.28 seconds. ANDI LANDENBERGER | CLAY COUNTY NEWS
Freshman Ava Hubl earned fourth-place honors in the 3200-meter run during the Henderson Invite, April 9. ANDI LANDENBERGER | CLAY COUNTY NEWS
Returning letterwinners for the Sandy Creek boys golf team includes, from the left: Connor Rempe, Logan Sanders, Jake Dane, and Mason Hinrichs. TORY DUNCAN | CLAY COUNTY NEWS
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Competitors, well they compete, and in some cases, they are so good at what they do, while competing that they become an “idol” to many, no matter what they do for a living, a sport, or in life in... + continue reading
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The agricultural workforce is shrinking, and has been for some time. The American Farm Bureau Federation estimates there are roughly 2.4 million farm jobs that need to be filled annually, but there... + continue reading
