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Good morning! How has your garden grown? We have been blessed with cucumbers, tomatoes, squash, peppers … and my garden did not do very well. Friends gardens have, and I thank them for sharing. I made salsa one day last week, and I am planning on freezing more squash. Well, as I mentioned last week, this is homecoming week at the school, with kids dressed pretty zingy. Quite a few teachers too! The football team will play their third game of the season for the homecoming game Friday against Siou...
For the special this week at the Hereford Community Church Steve Hauer sang “Thank You For Giving To The Lord.” Pastor Opdycke concluded her study on “Think About Eternity.” The scripture was Psalm 73. In this psalm the writer is struggling with the prosperity of the wicked and the troubles of the righteous. But when he goes to the temple of the Lord and draws close to God, everything begins to make sense. He sees that those who stray far away from God will be lost, and those who draw close to G...
Just days into the process, the Carpenter elementary'svestibule already looked different. Carpenter principal Laurie Bahl said the workers got a lot done the first week. “We like these guys and just might keep them around,” smiled Bahl. The work is estimated to take about six weeks. When completed, principal Bahl’s office will be moved up front with windows to see the entryway, the counselor will be moved to her office, the secretary will have a new office where part of the library was, and t...
1 years ago The infant child of Mr. And Mrs. Wm. Perry died Monday evening and was buried in the Pine Bluffs cemetery. Last Sunday forty-eight friends and relatives gathered at the home of D. F. Rairigh and partook of the bountiful dinner, ice cream and cake. As most all of them had resided in Kansas at one time, the table was decorated with sunflowers. The dinner was given in honor of Mrs. Rairigh’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.E. Bozroth, of Peabody, Kansas. Meets child he hadn’t seen: Dau...
The Senior Citizens will begin holding Senior Citizen Pot-Luck Luncheons again beginning on Sept. 27, at noon. The luncheons will be held at the North Friendship Alliance Church. The Senior Citizens would like to welcome everyone back, and encourages those who are fifty five years old and older to attend. Come join in the fun with family and friends. Submit your community news to 970-895-2497 or email it to [email protected]....
The Panhandle No-till Partnership hosted field days in the Sidney, Bridgeport, Berea, and Clinton areas recently. Paul Jasa, UNL Extension Engineer, was able to join us for these field days. Paul has a wealth of knowledge pertaining to all aspects of no-till crop production and I really want to thank Paul for sharing his expertise with our producers. These field days focused primarily on irrigated no-till crop production. No-till producers in our area have really come a long way in improving...
Burns High School football Date Opponent Sept. 6 @ Southeast Sept. 13 @ Wright Sept. 20 Big Horn * Homecoming Sept. 27 @ Newcastle Oct. 4 Tongue River Oct. 11 @ Moorcroft Oct. 18 Wheatland Oct. 25 Glenrock Pine Bluffs High School football Date Opponent Sept. 5 @ Cheyenne East Soph. 6 p.m. Sept.13 Riverside 7 p.m. Sept. 20 Southeast 7:30 p.m. Sept. 27 @ Shoshoni 6:30 p.m. Oct. 4 Lusk * Homecoming 7:30 p.m. Oct. 11 @ Lingle 7:30 p.m. Oct. 19 Casper Natrona Soph. Noon Oct. 25 @ Sundance 2 p.m. Pawnee High School Football Date Opponent Sept. 6 Flem...
The Burns/Pine Bluffs cross country team has made it through a rebuilding year. Fielding a team that was light from the graduation of six seniors, the 2012 squad competed well finishing third in the state meet and sixth in the ABSARAKA conference. “I was very pleased that they were as competitive as they were and found themselves bringing home a trophy from state placing third overall,” said coach Dustin Lee. “This year we have a larger senior class that we will look to for leadership as they...
The Burns/Pine Bluffs girls cross country team has spent a few years making a name for itself in the ABSARAKA conference and the state. Last year the team ended in fourth place in the conference and took first at state. “Winning the state title for three years in row isn’t an easy task,” said coach Dustin Lee. “It also makes you a mark for teams to try to take down. However our girls will continue working exceptionally hard this season.” Lee acknowledges his team and coaches Cole Manlove a...
Another sports season began Aug. 29, when the Pawnee volleyball teams hosted Merino. On Friday, Aug. 30, the teams traveled to Briggsdale. Following those matches the team is set to embark on the remaining season sitting on a 6-1 record after defeating Briggsdale 3-0 and Merino 3-1. Marcy Konig is head coach and assistant coaches are Mary Burson and Kayla Konig. The Pawnee High School volleyball team along with their coaches are looking forward to a memorable and exciting season. The team has...
Second year Pine Bluffs volleyball head coach Christina Nusbaum has 18 years of coaching experience, and is hoping to use that experience and that of her returning players to garner a winning 2013 season. Laura Fornstrom is also in her second year with the team as assistant coach. The Lady Hornets went 11-16 last year, and did not move past the regional tournament. Nusbaum said her team’s weakness is its youth. “It will take a little time to bring our team along, but our goal is to get bet...
The Pawnee Coyote football team concluded the 2102 season with a 7-3 record and placing second in the conference. They lost the first round of the play-offs to Fleming, the eventual state champ. Eighteen year head coach Doug Miller is hoping his team can do as well this season despite its youth. “We have some good athletes but are very young and inexperienced,” Miller said. The team returns to offensive starters and two defensive starters. The pack lost five seniors to graduation last year, thr...
Pine Bluffs Hornets head coach Will Gray is leading a hungry bunch of players this season — hungry for victory, that is. “We have a bunch of hungry kids who want to be successful,” Gray said. “Our future is going to be very bright.” This despite a difficult 2012 season that saw the Hornets with an 2-0 start that spiraled downward. “To be honest, I don’t remember any of the final scores,” Gray said of last season. “The kids played hard each and every play, but we just ran out of gas and things...
The Burns Broncs started the 2013 season right by blanking Southeast 14-0. According to third year coach Marv Mirich the rest of the season and results from the rest of the league are up for grabs. The Broncs went 3-5 last year but have plenty of experience this season to take a stab at a winning season. The team includes seniors Matt Murphy, Taylor Kirkbride, Riley Petsch, Wyatt Berg, Cecil Brockman, Preston Goehring, John Stidman, Austin Burkett, Garett Story, Travis Romsa and Aaron Thomas. They will lead a squad with six juniors, two...
