St. Edward

The NG/SE 12-and-Under girls softball team was League Champions, those available for the photo included, front row (l to r): Mallorie Fleer, Natasha Nelson, Lucy Kaufman, Isabella Laska, Hazel Weier, Sophia Guthard, Ana Hernandez, Karley Palmer; second row, Paisley Fritz, Brooklyn Tenski, Hannah Sarniak; third row: MaKinlee Marker, Jovie Fritz, Ali Chilson, Mercy Summers, Ali Werts, Mackenzie Fleer, Alivia Phelps, Jessica Palmer; and fourth-row: Coaches Cindy Chilson, Carter Fritz, Chris Tenski, Dan Weier, Nick Korth. Not pictured Carli Brauner and Marley Roberts (Below): The NG/SE 10-and-Under girls softball team included, front row (l to r): Emily Fehringer, Charlee Stone, Faith Sarniak, LayKin Brandenburger, Paris Brandenburger, Tayah Brandenburger and Caitlynn Higgins; second row: Kenzie O’Brien-Jamison, Hayley Werts, Tru Schlee, Hadley Sweeter, McKaylee Korth, Kaylynn Steensnes, Lea Chilson; and third row: Coaches Carter Fritz, Kylee Sweeter, Cindy Chilson, Kelly Schlee and Nick Korth

The Beaver Valley Senior Center welcomes Jeff Kroening to their Center as of July 1. Jeff and his wife, Laurie, recently moved to the community from Gillett, Wisconsin where Jeff worked as a salesperson for Primal Eats.

This year’s Newman Grove/St. Edward 8U baseball team included, front row (l tor): Henry Cruise, Preston Stone, Ezekiel Sarniak, Liam Fehringer, Bohen Christman, Lincoln Wiese, Elijah Sarniak, Sam Palmer, James O’Brien; Back Row: Tyler Barnes, Dax Lomas, Dashiel Morris, Rowan Luedtke, Ryker Hoffmeister, Rhett Fritzges, Carter Nelson; Not Pictured Luis Hernandez; and Coaches: Jesse Hoffmeister, Chris Wiese Billy Christman, John Fritzges.

St. Edward residents enjoyed a community barbecue in the park on Saturday, June 21.

Kicking off the busy Memorial Weekend in St. Edward was the annual St.

“Hero of the Rails” program is based on Reisdorff’s book by the same name, which not only tells the story of George Poell’s bravery, but includes accounts of other brave acts by railroad employees during the time when railroads ruled the nation. Reisdorff has authored and co-authored two dozen books on the subject of railroads and their place in Nebraska history.