OVERTON - A rough third quarter proved costly Friday afternoon as Cambridge’s upset bid came up just short in a 40-32 loss at Overton. The Trojans, who fell to 4-3 on the season, saw the Eagles score 16-unanswered in the third quarter to push a three-point halftime lead to 37-18 headed to the fourth.

ARAPAHOE - Arapahoe captured a tight third set and used that momentum to close out visiting Hi-Line in four Friday, grabbing the Warriors’ eighth win of the season. Arapahoe improved to 8-13 while Hi-Line fell to 6-18 on the season.

The Medicine Valley football team left everything it had on its home field Friday night when the Raiders faced Wallace for homecoming. MV matched the Wildcats touchdown for touchdown in the contest.

kick field goal by Diaz in the fourth quarter. The free kick was set up by a fair catch off a punt.

Maywood/Hayes Center’s football team still has playoff hopes despite a 0-46 loss to Hitchcock County last Friday. MHC is fifth in the D2-6 district.

SOUTHERN VALLEY With an offense that pushed the tempo, the Maywood-Hayes Center volleyball team captured a four-set victory at Southern Valley Thursday. The Wolves led throughout the first two sets, taking victories of 25-14 and 25-17 for a commanding lead in the match.

Wall placed eighth, Broker tenth, Harris eleventh, Gunderson twelfth, Becker fourteenth, and Hernandez fifteenth. Besides Sankey, Broker, and Hernandez, the Lady Wolves had Kesli Cox and Adrianna Estrada competing.

With family surrounding her, Laurie Sue Kate, as her sons were married. She loved taking “girls” shopping trips where no Hobby Lobby was ever passed.

Clifford Houser was born to Jess and Freda (Hueftle) Houser on March 31, 1935 in Rural Gosper County, Nebraska near Plum Creek. He attended Stowe Country School through the eighth grade.

Alonzo “Lonnie” Floyd Quinn, 95 years of age, of Oxford, passed away on Friday, October 11th, 2024, at Phelps Memorial Health Center in Holdrege, Nebraska. Alonzo, the oldest of three children, was born on June 16th, 1929, to Floyd and Mary (Willey) Quinn in Oxford, Nebraska.