Front row, from left are Gabriela Rojas. Elizabeth Poggemeyer Emerson Becker Hanna Peter Baylor Lee Lucy Chaney Rachel Dia Grace Mcneely; second row: Jada Lyons Mckenzie Snyder. Valerie Bennie Vivian Gay. Sofia Barrientos Kaitlyn Howard. Emily Breazile Emma Smailys Gracie Ragland. Yazmin Morales Katie Dia. Megan Essary and Caroline Gay. Photo by Tonya Ottemann
Fans of Kay Nannen’s legendary cole slaw, take heart: The slaw and its creator are back in Nebraska City, this time at Pin High Clubhouse and Grill at The Golf Club at Table Creek. Nannen’s granddaughter Anna Hotsenpillar and her partner Amanda Hotsenpillar celebrated the restaurant’s official opening on Saturday, March 19.
Romans 8:37-39 “No, in all these things we are more than conquerors through him who loved us. For I am convinced that neither death nor life, neither angels nor demons, neither the present nor the future, nor any powers, neither height nor depth, nor anything else in all creation, will be able to separate us from the love of God that is in Christ Jesus our Lord.”
As we approach the final days of the 2022 legislative session, the Nebraska Unicameral has the opportunity to deliver smart criminal justice reforms that will enhance public safety and benefit all Nebraskans. These changes will allow us to better manage our inmate population and provide modern resources to prepare offenders for life after time served—without compromising public safety.
Our recent observance of National Agriculture Week provides a great opportunity to recognize the strength and resiliency of Nebraska’s agriculture producers. The Third District is the nation’s leading congressional district in both total number of farms and market value of products sold. Nebraskans’ dedication and ingenuity are second to none; however, all Americans are currently facing historic inflation. Rising costs, especially when it comes to fertilizer and fuel, are hitting the agriculture community particularly hard.
Members of the Nebraska City girls’ soccer team are (not in order) Jozey Allgood, Gabby Behrends, Clarisa Caraza, Hannah Roveto, Agenlina Halston, Geraldine Rojas, Abi Chavez, Elizabeth Luther, Mia Pedraza, Laura Perafan, Julie Pinedo, Ruby Duarte, Mackenzie Womochil, Briana Lopez, Cassidy Chipman, Nathaly Martinez, Karla Rodriguez and Brooke Moyer. Photo by Tonya Ottemann
Nebraska City’s baseball team opened action last week with a pair of wins in topping Auburn, 11-3, on Monday and then grabbing a 7-5 decision over Wahoo/ Bishop Neumann/Lincoln Lutheran on Tuesday with both games being on the road.
Nebraska City’s girls’ tennis players picked up six wins in 14 varsity matches in dual action at Ralston on Tuesday. Valerie Bennie and Katie Dia teamed for a 6-4 win at No.
Beau Lee of the Lourdes boys’ track team medaled in four events, including two golds, and the Knight girls’ team took a fourth-place finish in the team standings all during action at the Wilber-Clatonia track meet on March 29.
Pauline C. Kreifels, age 91 of Nebraska City, NE passed away on Friday, March 11, 2022 at Bryan West Medical Center in Lincoln, NE. Pauline Constance Kreifels was born on October 13, 1930 in Nebraska City, NE; the daughter of Anton and Margaret (Kuwitzky) Sasse. She grew up and attended school in Nebraska City, graduating from Nebraska City High School with the Class of 1948. Pauline then attended St. Catherine’s Nursing School in Omaha, NE where she received her Nursing Degree in May of 1952.