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South Loup Hosts Golf Tournament in Arnold

1 year ago By Ellen Mortensen

South Loup played host to a nine-team golf tournament in Arnold on Friday, April 11. The Bobcats finished in 6th place in the team standings as unfortunately none of the team members finished individually in the top 10.

ABOVE: Members of the South Loup golf team who competed in the Bobcat's home tournament at Arnold on April 11 are, from left: Bo Brennan, Haydn Stretesky, Jamie Tickle, Crew Witthuhn, Callan Witthuhn, and Harper Johnson.

Bobcats 2nd, Lady Bobcats 1st, at South Loup Invite

1 year ago By Ellen Mortensen

The boys' and girls’ track teams hosted the South Loup Invitational on Friday, April 11, with the Lady Bobcats winning the team championship by 10 points while the boys’ team was only 2 points off the lead to finish as runners-up in the team standings. There were a total of 13 teams competing in the meet.

The South Loup boys' track team had a successful day at their home meet last Friday as they won the meet runner-up plaque as a team. (Courier photo by Ronda McFate)

FCCLA Chapter Qualifies Four Teams For Nationals

1 year ago By News Staff

The Callaway FCCLA team hit the ground running as they headed to Lincoln for the State convention and competition on April 6-8. Their first stop was the Cheesecake Factory where they reportedly “ate a fantastic lunch and purchased some delicious cheesecake”.

Members of the Callaway FCCLA Chapter competed at the State Convention earlier this month where four of the teams qualified for the National FCCLA Conference being held July 5-9 in Orlando, Florida. (Photo courtesy CPS)

Nadia M. Meyer, 88

1 year ago By News Staff

Nadia M. Meyer, 88 of Callaway, passed away on Tuesday, April 8, 2025, at the Callaway Good Life Center surrounded by her loving family.

Nadia was born in Kearney on Sept. 13, 1936, to James and Frances (Kring) Williams.

She received her education from Kearney public schools, graduating from Kearney High School with the class of 1954. She then went on to further her education at Kearney State College for two years.

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