Cambridge Lions host annual feed for Trojan male athletes

The Cambridge Lions hosted the Trojan male athletes and coaches for a hamburger/hot dog feed last week! This annual event is a fun evening where Lions members get to know the boys wearing the orange and black this school year and get to wish them success on and off the field.
Cambridge Lions host annual feed for Trojan male athletes

MINNIE I. SUGHROUE

Minnie Irene Sughroue, age 89, of Bartley, NE passed away on Friday, August 28, 2026 at Community Hospital in McCook. Minnie was born September 13, 1936, in Lebanon, NE to parents Marion C and Reva (Mays) Springer.
MINNIE I. SUGHROUE

JAMES P. O’BRIEN

James “Jim” P. O’Brien, 83, of Spalding, NE, passed away surrounded by friends on Tuesday, August 25, 2026 at his home in Spalding, NE.

BOB L. DUTTON

Bob L. Dutton of Eustis passed away Saturday, August 29, 2026 at Gothenburg, Nebraska at the age of 78.
BOB L. DUTTON

GUYLIA S. PIERCE

Guylia Sue Pierce went to be with Jesus (In Japan) on August 26, 2026 at 3:42 pm at Bryan West in Lincoln, NE. She was born on May 17, 1960, at Providence Medical Center in Kansas City, KS to Guy and Shirley Pierce of Danbury, NE. She lived in North Platte, NE.
GUYLIA S. PIERCE

JERRY D. RAEHAL

Sept. 11, 1946 – Aug. 28, 2026 In Jerry Dean Raehal’s baby book, his mother once wrote, “He’s a very stubborn child but is full of mischief and also is very loveable and cuddly.” Those words proved true for the next 79 years.

Trojans’ defense suffocates Maxwell

CAMBRIDGE - While some miscues and procedural mistakes kept the Trojans' offense from breaking out, the Cambridge football team leaned on its defense to shut down Maxwell and propel the team to a 39-15 victory in its season opener Thursday.
Trojans’ defense suffocates Maxwell

Arapahoe sweeps Flyers

The Arapahoe volleyball team picked up a three-set sweep of Franklin Thursday to open its season 1-0. The Warriors held comfortable leads in each set, including 17-11 in set one and 16-9 in the second.
Arapahoe sweeps Flyers

Bulls drop opener to Wil-Hil

ELWOOD - A pair of second-quarter touchdowns kept the Bulls within striking distance at the half, but the Wilcox-Hildreth football team brought too much offense for Hi-Line Thursday night, taking the season-opener 48-12.
Bulls drop opener to Wil-Hil