Lady Panthers lead off season against Osceola
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The Newman Grove/St. Edward Lady Panthers kicked off their 202526 basketball season with back-toback games on Dec 4, and Dec.
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Panthers fall in first two games
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The Newman Grove/St. Edward Panthers basketball team started out the season on rough ground last week, falling in their first two games by less than 10 in both contests.
Friday fist bump...
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In November, employees from Kayton International and the American Legion Auxiliary participated in the Friday Fist Bump. It was also the American Legions and the Marines birthday and Veterans Day on Nov. 14. From the school social media.
Accident claims two residents
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The Saunders County Sheriff’s Office confirmed that two St. Edward residents, and Albion locals, were killed in a crash near Ceresco along Highway 77 around 1:30 p.m.
St. Ed VFD visits with second graders
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In October the St. Edward Volunteer Fire Department went to St. Edward Public School and to teach the 2nd graders the importance of fire safety. They talked to the students about electrical safety, the 911 system, kitchen safety, fire escape plans, kitchen safety and other fire related safety tips.
Zentner joins Cornerstone St. Ed group
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Cornerstone Insurance Group has announced the addition of Macy Zentner to the St. Edward location.
Library celebrates 100th anniversary
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Celebrating 100 years of library service to the community was the focus of the open house held at the St. Edward Public Library on Friday, November 7.
Library to celebration 100th
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From the Library Newsletter To commemorate the formal organization of a library in St. Edward in 1925, the St.
Cuevas runs at State meet
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Micah Cuevas competed at the state meet held at the Kearney County Club in Kearney on Friday, October 24. After a recall and then a 5-minute delayed start, Cuevas finished 30th out of 131 runners in 17:33.1.
St. Edward School awarded EduQuest funds
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EducationQuest Foundation has awarded 86 Nebraska schools with 8th-Grade Campus Visit Grants totaling nearly $56,000. Schools will use grant funds of up to $1,350 to support college visits and related activities that enhance student preparation for college throughout the 2025-26 academic year.