Five wins in six games pushed the Nebraska City softball team’s record to 22-4 on the season and added to the team’s accolades as the Pioneers posted a runner up finish in home action for the Trailblazer Conference tournament.The week began with the Pioneers posting eight hits in a 13-5 win over Cass County Central on Monday, Sept.
Fourth down plays punctuated an incredibly close Homecoming clash on the Pioneer Field on Sept.
Nebraska City scored a second-place team finish and the Pioneers’ top shooter scored an individual gold medal during action at the Trailblazer Conference girls’ golf tournament on Monday, Sept.
Two triangulars resulted in a 3-1 record last week for the Lourdes volleyball team.On Tuesday, Lourdes swept triangular victories over Diller-Odell, by scores of 25-21, 13-25, and 25-23, and Lincoln Christian, by scores of 25-20, 20-25, and 26-24.Thursday had the Knights on the road at Falls City where the team scored a win over the host team by scores of 25-19 and 25-17 and falling to Class C1 Syracuse by scores of 25-22 and 25-17.The results of the triangulars pushed the Knights’ season mark to 10-9.Stat leaders thus far this season for the Knights are as follows.Kills: Brooklyn Borer, 97; Amelia White, 76; Mary Misner, 64; Lauren Benedict, 51; and Mikena Haag, 44.Service Aces: Amelia White, 32; Brooklyn Borer, 23; Emily Borer, 21; Susan Kincaid, 21; Josie Bennett, 15; Lauren Benedict, 12.Blocks: Lauren Benedict, 21; Mary Misner, 19; Amelia White, 13.Digs: Amelia White, 120; Josie Bennett, 77; Susan Kincaid, 74; Lauren Benedict, 74; Brooklyn Borer, 72; Kadence White, 47; Mikena Haag, 27; Emily Borer, 19; Mary Misner, 11; Harper Rutt, 9.
Tarryn Godsey, left, and Rush Chipman, were crowned as the 2024 Homecoming King and Queen on Friday, Sept.
Lourdes Central Catholic has been celebrating Homecoming Week this week with the theme “Hollywood Knight.” Queen candidates are, from left, Lauren Benedict, Lucy Bruggeman, Marbella Guadalupe Martinez and Isabelle Fulton.
The Nebraska City News-Press celebrated its 170th anniversary and its position as the oldest paper in the state of Nebraska with two special events on Wednesday, Sept.
Thanks to the Ten Free Trees program, an effort of the Nebraska Forest Service and the Nebraska Statewide Arboretum, the City of Nebraska City received 10 trees that have been planted at the Kreifels Hills subdivision.A group of community volunteers planted two Northern pecans, two catalpas, a redbud, two Kentucky coffeetrees, two bur oaks, and a bald cypress on Friday, Sept.
History buffs, students of all ages, families, and others who want to have a fun and free way to learn more about the 1803-06 Lewis and Clark Expedition and local history will have a one-of-a-kind opportunity through October 14 at locations along the Missouri River, including Nebraska City Oct.
Dolores Schriner is turning 90 !!Join us to celebrate her birthday October 13, 2024, from 1 to 4 p.m.