West Point, NE News

• West Point, NE News
• Recount necessary in Wisner
• City Council to act on request for paving district
• Cash mobs soon to be unleashed on area businesses
• Five medals earned at state championships
• Voters say ‘yes’ to sales taxes
• ‘Time was right’ says retiring superintendent
• Bloedorn, VonSeggern lead W-P class of 2012
• Lady Gators earn title, boys sending three
• Golfers headed for state
• It’s decision time for area voters
• Fine already in place for illegal dump item removal
• W-P offers contracts to two teachers
• New equipment on display at library open house
• Forty-four to receive diplomas at W-P
• W-P teams wrap up regular season
• Two Gators medal at East Husker Conference golf invite
• Survey deadline extended
• Wisner families finding success in thoroughbred association
• Wisner hosts final sales tax meeting
• Rains welcomed, but putting halt to corn planting
• Sprinters step up, lead Lady Gators to third place
• Gators fifth, Panthers tenth at Oakland
• Clean up week starts Monday
• Senior Ag Demo team is state Grand Champion
• Voters have less than three weeks to decide
• Gator golfers earn title during busy week
• Depth leads to Lady Gator win
• Feeders ‘partner’ together for another memorable banquet
• Wisner News-Chronicle wins ‘Photo of the Year’
• Williams, Bellar show top exhibits
• Wisner City Council approves loan for sewer repairs
• One chance remains for input on sales tax
• Gators come away with hardware at Wayne
• Lions Club Invite shortened by storms
• Thunder continues to rack up wins
• Local ballot intrigue should push voters to polls
• Wisner to host feeder banquet
• Wisner-Pilger track team finishes in middle of pack
• Shutouts power T-C to tourney title
• Gators second, Panthers fifth at opening invite
• City sales and use tax is for future of Wisner
• City to pay for transformer upgrade
• Work at elementary school progressing
• Beef industry to take a bow in Cuming County
• Harms receives FFA top award
• Cuming County is “Livestock Friendly”
• Gators join nine schools at WP-B Invite
• Gators edge Panthers in golf dual
• Wisner voters have chance to get questions answered on sales tax
• Teen remembered with scholarship program
• Democrats announce caucus
• Howard among Hall of Agriculture inductees
• Things families do to break up their business
• Gators, Lady Mustangs open with wins
• Wisner brings enough leprechauns to town to fill quite a pot of gold
• CAFO producers at odds with flyovers
• Sales tax meetings scheduled for auditorium
• Participants leg it out in Leprechaun Fun Run
• Gun show brings more than 800 to Wisner City Auditorium
• Initial numbers favor two county districts
• If these walls could talk ,,,
• Leprechaun Round-up this weekend in Wisner
• County ag day is March 20
• Feeder banquet exactly one month away
• Lady Gators get it done as a team in 2011-2012
• Ballots have been finalized
• Trucking regulation updates shared at Wisner meeting
• 4-H projects are a family affair for Ruskamps
• Wisner starting community outreach effort
• Goldenrod Hills moving central office March 14
• New livestock barn approved at Monday meeting
• Bids approved for summer elementary school renovation
• Wisner sewer project under review
• Gator wrestlers young, but effective in 2011-2012
• Wisner voters to decide on sales tax in May
• Cattle prices are where producers like, on the rise
• Feeder banquet is just around the corner
• Sales tax discussion dominates city council meeting
• Cowboys sharp in district final win
• Norfolk shooting suspect arrested in Stanton after standoff
• Value of manure something all producers would like to see increase
• Incumbents start to fill in some holes on ballot
• Madrid, Glaubius are champions of Cuming County Spelling Bee
• Wisner youth wins philanthropy contest
• Free-throw line no charity for Lady Gators
• Shooting woes continue in Friday win
• Goldenrod Hills to leave Wisner after 25 years
• Remembering Mark Colligan
• Things one should know about Wisner’s sales tax proposal
• Fortenberry speaks at Academic Award ceremony
• Bids for elementary school project to be opened Feb. 21
• Heartbreak round holds true for Gators
• Lady Gators wrap up third place
• Gators fall from drivers seat in conference
• Wisner voters may be looking at sales tax issue in May
• Power outage discussed at Monday meeting
• Alexander takes on leadership role
• New technology added to Leprechaun fun run
• Tiger revenge denies Gators shot at title
• Battle of defenses goes to North Bend
• Gator bowlers headed for state
• East Husker conference to expand to 14 teams
• Street repair subject of Pilger special meeting
• Break-in reported in Wisner
• Candidate list for primary still low
• Annual planning meeting set for Feb. 28
• Many events planned for Leprechaun Round-up on March 17
• Lady Gators hold on, set up rematch
• Gators hold on to top spot
• Five place at East Husker Invite
• Norfolk principal to become W-P superintendent
• Action begins in Wisner on property annexation
• Newest Beemer business planning Feb. 12 opening
• Wisner to host area baseball
• Gators stand up to competition at Madison
• Lady Gators get one of three during tough week
• Trifecta lifts Gators to double digit wins
• Superintendent candidate pool narrowed to four
• Bridge closing planned
• Mutual Aid honors two valuable volunteers
• Leprechaun Round-up in Wisner
• Seven for seven for Thunder
• Bookend wins push Lady Gators to double digit victories
• Fourth quarter woes lead to Gator losses
• Gators improve dual record
• Fire generates costly losses at local feedlot
• Sales tax called a “fit” for Wisner
• City Council to discuss school property lines
• Council approves costs to have radios changed
• B-R wins another close one over Lady Gators
• Gators complete county sweep
• Albion captures two from W-P
• Lady Gators defend conference mark
• County board asked to commit to new jail
• 2011: The year that was in Wisner
• Lady Gators finish with runner-up hardware
• Gators stumble twice at tourney
• Gators third at Pierce
• The top five news items covered in the Wisner News-Chronicle in 2011
• Pastor ends local call Dec. 31, heading south to Omaha
• And then there were two
• Gators start strong, finish with big win
• Christmas church services
• Meeting set for Jan. 3 on sales tax issue
• Annexation review picks up steam
• Competition should aid young Gators in long run
• W-P now one of three unbeatens
• Blue Devils finish strong, hold off Gators
• Pairings set for holiday tourneys
• Calendars tell the history of Pilger
• Cuming County Economic Development has funds available for businesses
• Buzzer-beater gets Lady Gators off to big start in conference
• Bowling teams off to 1-1 starts
• Conference play begins in positive way for W-P
• Four medal for Gators at North Bend
• Jolly Old St. Nick, lean your ear this way
• Library support instrumental in getting computer grant for improvements
• School board reviews plans for spring construction, renovation
• County set to go on roadway armoring near Wisner bridge
• Council approves permit for new daycare
• Subway opens for business
• Gators not in giving mood, grab opener over Wayne
• W-P bounces back from opening loss
• Eagle center returns in big way to help LHNE to tourney title
• Gator one act at the top of the conference
• Agriculture facing off against new child labor regulations
• Santa visits Sunday
• Art exhibit featured at VANDORN building
• Firm hired to find W-P’s next superintendent
• Winter sports season has arrived
• Testimonials support local sales tax
• City receives notice from Goldenrod Hills
• Lions Club honors one of its own
• District honors to seven Gators
• Experience leads to success in 2011 for Gators
• Gators strike early during 3-5 campaign
• Murder mystery solved: The mayor did it
• Help is out there for new, start-up businesses
• Students encouraged to thank our veterans
• LENRD and NRCS offer financial incentives
• Display donated in honor of Wisner veteran
• Offensive totals big for 2011 Gators
• Murder suspect arrested Monday in North Dakota
• Another bumper crop going to storage
• Security system working well at W-P schools
• Gator athletes “side-out” for a good cause
• Mustangs play spoiler as W-P fails to make playoffs
• Perfect conference mark still intact for Gators
• W-P B and C teams close out season
• City freezes wages, turns to comp time
• Wisner residents ask for taxation and cuts at meeting
• Possible sales tax for Wisner discussed
• College center renamed in honor of Wisner couple
• Bridge lane closing begins Nov. 1
• Gators strengthen hold on East Husker Conference
• W-P remains in playoff picture after 55-14 win
• Gators short in standings, not effort
• Proposed police cuts could be start of many for City of Wisner
• Thirty-four awarded $148,600 grant money through Nebraska Cattlemen’s Ball
• Duo combines speed and precision for race title
• New math curriculum uses spiral approach to learning
• “Proud effort” is what coach calls W-P conference run
• Fowl play puts end to Gator softball season
• Three in tie for top spot at GACC Invite
• Chief fights to keep force intact
• Wisner-Pilger FFA wins state Master Conservation award
• County receives notice to proceed with river project
• Dual credit class trains students to become EMTs
• Facility needs are focus of W-P school board
• Bancroft appoints two to village board
• Thirty-six to benefit from Cattlemen’s Ball
• Council puts zoning changes on hold
• Win total reaches 13 for Gators
• Gator runners hitting stride
• Wisner is “Community of the Year”
• Computer issue sparks two Village of Bancroft board members to resign
• W-P FFA honored with conservationist award
• CCED announces funds are available for businesses
• Wisner to spearhead foundation
• VonSeggern, Hass crowned homecoming royalty
• Gators double up twice with triangular wins
• Rematch in finals not favorable for Gators
• Turnovers the difference in district opener
• Bears stand in Gator’s way of potential title march
• Budget is set for W-P
• County schools much the same as state on reading and mathematics results
• Bridge work delayed
• Council hears options for charitable donations
• Riding into 88 years and going for 100
• Students celebrate ‘Gator Nation’ during Homecoming week
• Runners hit their stride in meets at Wayne, Scotus
• Gators perfect en route to tourney title
• Gators hang in there with unbeaten Warriors
• W-P remains on a roll in conference
• Visitors label U.S. beef as “great, but boring”
• School tax levy virtually unchanged
• City gives acceptance of diesel generators
• Tractor pull association plans more park improvements
• Tradition with a Twist
• Gators exit week at .500 mark
• Gators back in win column in a big way
• W-P off to good start in conference
• W-P runners narrow pack time in run at Norfolk
• Russell stands alone in this week’s contest
• County told ‘no’ on use of spur dikes
• Economic development holding first annual dinner
• Both levy and property tax asking down in county
• New product should stick with many in the rural area
• State test results average around 67 percent proficient
• Big start vaults Gators into win column
• W-P earns two wins on opening night
• Gators will build on positive factors from Thursday’s run
• Gators off to good start in tourney
• State tourney teams square off
• City enterprise budget is two percent lower
• Enrollment down slightly in Wisner-Pilger district
• County residents should expect slightly less taxes
• Wisner looking at levy just under limit
• Offense still clicking for Gator softball team
• Bounces do not go way of Gators in opener
• Event targets Wisner as ‘The place to be’
• House on the move
• Wisner, Beemer see lower valuations
• Cattlemen’s ball totals are official at $1.49 million
• Gator teams busy this week
• One-run losses hold W-P back in opening invite
• Back to School for West Point - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Cuming County Fair is huge success once again
• Couple is fixture at children’s barnyard
• City accepts insurance proposal
• Council gets first look at 2011-2012 budgets
• Stanton County is the place to be
• Snappers drop fair opener to Bombers
• Old-timers to square off at River Park on Aug. 27
• Indian Trails hosts club golf championships
• Tribute is fitting addition to county fair
• Life in the slow lane
• Peppy Peppers have 50 years of memories
• Tractor pull one week from seventh run
• Sweet corn feed grows and grows
• Getting ready for the season
• Snappers, Bombers to face off once again
• Gators open season in busy manner
• Birthday celebrated with 30-mile run
• W-P ahead of the game
• City hears insurance proposals
• Students need second vaccine
• State divided on brand issue
• Wakefield ousts W-P-B for second straight season
• Small Town, Big Spirit
• Area resident warns about phone scam
• Barber shop to close after 42 years
• It’s time to start thinking county fair
• Economic development plan being fine tuned
• Wisner 12-under win two at state
• Broncos close with 8-9 mark
• W-P-B Seniors remain alive in tourney
• X doesn’t mark the spot in this treasure hunt
• County fair makes 89th appearance
• City property does not sell
• W-P-B Juniors eliminated in two games
• Seniors open area tourney play Friday at Wakefield
• County history shared at Wisner Care Center
• Pilger Days is this weekend
• Base salary set for new school year
• City council looking into annexation possibilities
• Opportunity at St. Francis too attractive for surgeon to turn down
• Rally caps not in Wisner’s favor at state tourney
• Seniors win two of three in tourney
• Juniors blow early lead in opener, bounce back in consolation
• Snappers surrender 27 in losses
• River bridge plan still in doubt
• All committees working on final details as celebration approaches
• North American Manure Expo coming to Norfolk
• Scoring runs not a problem for Snappers, defense maybe?
• League slide now three games for Juniors
• Swimmers hit the water at Wayne, North Bend
• Walk-off sends Seniors to sixth straight defeat
• Success shown on the faces of those in attendance
• Veteran showgirls carry Saturday’s beef show
• Not too early to think about Cuming County Fair
• UNMC leaders take tour, update locals on current achievements
• New busniness recognized at ribbon cutting ceremonies
• Roping and riding for two nights at Wisner River Park
• Wisner crowned league champions
• Snappers put one in the win column
• Greased pig event added to weekend festivities
• Hand-drawn hose cart donated to museum
• Lions Club bringing rodeo action to Wisner
• Steps underway for new paving district in Wisner
• Smyth children are flood rescue volunteers
• Beauty observed at Garden Walk
• Swimmers play host to invite
• Wisner in rally mode, all the way to district runner-up
• Wisner Jr. Livestock Show/Lions Club Rodeo on track for June 23-26
• Zion St. John Lutheran School marks 50th anniversary
• Flood concerns switch to the east in 2011
• W-P’s field goal kicker going home
• Ribbon cutting welcomes Plan B
• New motel open for business
• Juniors claim three of seven
• 16-under Wisner girls softball
• W-P-B Seniors above the .500 mark
• Wisner Black Didgets fall twice
• All comes together as ball returns to county
• Action called for on street ordinance
• Two teachers hired for 2011-12 school year
• W-P band reunion a walk down memory lane for alumni, director
• County approves sale of property
• Open houses planned for new local businesses
• Up and down week follow W-P-B Seniors
• Wisner 16’s and 18’s each open with a pair of contests
• Juniors enter win column with Friday win
• Kanter receives alumni award
• Strong winds cause damage in Wisner
• Remembering once a year is not enough
• Economists calling this a crucial time for agland values
• West Point serves as fitting host
• Wisner Didgets off to good start
• W-P-B Seniors split opening two
• Juniors drop two at tourney
• Area fifteen bring home pair of medals
• War heroes honored with a new twist
• Wisner Cattlemen’s Lodge and Suites to open in June
• Policy changes pending
• Memorial Day programs scheduled
• Cattlemen’s Ball officially returns in a week
• City, rural fire reopen talks on firehall
• As expected, B-R voters say “no” to bond issue
• Dreams and change are topics at W-P graduation
• Billfold returned 27 years later
• Gators sending nine to state championships
• Panther six extend season with berths in state championships
• Fourth place finish for W-P at T-H Invite
• Gators come up short at districts
• W-P schools graduate 41 on Saturday
• Pace of planting picks up substantially
• B-R voters to the polls
• Get involved now with 2011 Cattlemen’s Ball
• Wisner named Tree City USA community
• Wisner site of EHC Invite
• Lady Gators battle for NC Invite title
• Panthers have final tune-up for postseason
• Gators experience three invites in three days
• Nothing changed, B-R election to proceed as planned
• Security cameras to be installed at W-P schools
• Speaker tells opposition groups to “bring it on”
• W-P gets surprise visitor
• Lady Gators crowned champions
• Consistency lead to 365 at O-C Invite
• Panthers among top ten teams at conference
• Throwers top area performers at classic
• B-R school rescinds motion on bond election
• The season of Easter shines upon us
• W-P board to amend budget
• Wisner man dies in rural accident
• Feeder banquet returns to West Point
• Farm transition is a process, not an event
• W-P teams wait one more day
• Rainy Norfolk site of Thursday golf invite
• Senators agree on subject of taxation
• Feeders to inform and entertain on April 30
• Wisner water tower to get facelift
• Albers leads steer to win at 37th annual Beef Preview
• Wisner News-Chronicle among winners
• Delay doesn’t halt local success at Lions Club Invite
• Gators share title at Wayne State
• Good chunk of state aid pie for 2011-2012 taken from area school districts
• College dean explains why bigger isn’t better
• Life Flight responds to two-vehicle accident
• Driven to succeed
• ‘Infinite potential’ demonstrated at state FFA convention
• Taking charge, finding a voice
• Gators make noise at Battle Creek
• Thirteen medal at Hartington Invite
• Gator golfers sixth at opening invite
• Half-brothers get to know each other through work, play
• Naming contest for Wisner’s new lodge
• Opportunity for young same as in mid 70’s
• Summer school, projects discussed by school board
• Rates up slightly at Wisner Swimming Pool
• List of Gator placers long at snowmelt invite
• Youth retention will keep communities thriving
• Wisner welcomes new lodging business to town
• Stalp announces sale of local business
• Feeder banquet set for April 30 in West Point
• Taylor Horst takes third place at state
• Candle making is Denna’s therapy
• Gator teams both victorious in opener
• “Bein’ Green” is what I want to be
• New pastor installed at Zion St. John, Immanuel
• City updated on improvements at park
• Second chance to sign up for Agricultural Opportunities Conference
• Six from W-P on EHC teams
• Leprechaun run has record number of entrants
• Gun show a huge success
• Population trend is downward for most in the area
• ‘Leprechaun Luau’ only a few days away
• Courthouse to get facelift
• W-P gets on roll late, extends to 14 wins
• Sixth straight 10-win season for Gators
• St. Patrick’s parade will be on Avenue E
• Wisner quilter makes block for State Fair facility
• Tickets sold out
• Conference rescheduled for March 28
• Financial concerns main reason for ‘no’ vote last September
• County hoping to complete 7 to 8 projects in road plan
• Concentrated Animal Feeding Operation (CAFO) confusion cleared up
• Lady Gators find themselves in unfamiliar territory
• Progress includes tearing down of the old
• Time is of the essence to protect local bridges
• City approves driveway exit for new business
• Gators claim East Husker speech title
• County board discusses resolution
• Yearly events discussed at chamber meeting
• Gators fall to state qualifier
• Sign-up a must
• River rises and falls with only minor flooding
• Deadline approaching for ag conference
• He’s got the beat
• Do producers have viable feed options?
• Planning continues for St. Patrick’s Day celebration
• Gator senior nearly state medalist
• Gators close regular season with five straight
• Familiar foe puts end to Lady Gator season
• Lady Gators split contests to close regular season
• Gators march once again to bowling finals
• Search for accident victims comes up empty
• Facilities survey sent to W-P district patrons
• W-P has winners at county spelling bee
• Engineer tells beef producers CAFO regulations are “final”
• Four just shy of state berth as senior punches his ticket
• Gators respond with trifecta
• A parade in downtown Wisner
• Plans in motion for Wisner business
• State budget cuts likely to put burden on local entities
• History Day results send 21 to districts
• W-P bowlers headed to state
• Lady Gators among familiar teams
• Gators bounce back from opening loss
• W-P sixth at conference
• County told to act on Wisner, Beemer bridges
• Windmill fund-raiser part of 2011 ball
• Cattlemen’s Ball bringing huge, varied entertainment package to Cuming County
• Ten-digit dialing begins Feb. 26 in 402 area code
• Six Gators qualify for state bowling
• Gators nearly hang on for sweep
• Gator wrestlers keep win streak alive
• St. Patrick’s parade route in question
• City council looking at vacating portion of street
• It’s starting to add up again ...
• Senior citizens can avoid consumer fraud
• Beef feedlot roundtable is Feb. 8
• Hot hand carries Gators to home victory
• Schedule toughens for Lady Gators
• Three place at Madison Invite
• Gator bowlers close out regular season
• A look at conference tourney pairings
• cuming choraliers have entertained for 44 years
• Neiman and Ahlers receive Mutual Aid awards
• “Leprechaun Luau” will be theme for Wisner’s St. Patrick’s Day celebration
• Business planning course begins Feb. 2
• Lady Gators salvage one of two
• Gators cash in from line, send Howells to first setback
• Gators win four of seven duals
• Locals drop close battle with HSF
• Hay bale tractor a unique sight on blacktop
• Storm system blankets area with heavy snows
• Brasch excited about opportunity to represent District 16
• Consulting business to open in Wisner
• Four medal at W-P Gator Invite
• Cuming County rivals lock horns in battles
• Gator bowlers split with Boone Central
• Two of three disasters funded by FEMA
• County engineer encourages river bank stabilization
• Facility needs top priority of school board meeting
• Gators close out two, run short in finals
• Late game heroics don’t favor Lady Gators
• Bowlers place at Dodge Holiday Tourney
• Gator seven win three of five duals
• 2010: The year in review
• Lady Gators enter break on a high note
• Cousins hit for 33 in W-P win
• Christmas services offered at area churches
• Wisner looking at purchase of new ambulance
• Wisner teen dies of gunshot wound
• Busy week of duals for Gator wrestlers
• Gators let guard down briefly, suffer loss to Blue Devils
• Gator bowlers earn split
• Poor start comes back to haunt locals against Wayne
• New challenges daily for county economic development director
• The first measurable snowfall hits
• Power outage source repaired
• Possible 2-0 week narrowly escapes Lady Gators
• Stanton pulls off rare victory over Gators
• Wrestlers return with runner-up hardware
• Chamber promotion draws many to Wisner Auditorium
• City initiates repairs, purchases for fire and EMTs
• W-P schools dealing with fire marshal issues
• Gator wrestlers get it done on the mat
• Gators possible three minutes from title
• Miscues slow Lady Gators in tourney play
• Bowlers pull away with big win
• Homes come alive for the holidays
• Ball returning to Cuming County in 2011
• W-P one-act play earns honors
• Wisner-Pilger FFA dominates District Contests
• Wisner Chamber Christmas Promotion on Sunday
• Gators hit 30-win plateau once again
• New kids on the block deny B-R title shot
• Four attend National 4-H Club Congress
• Bowling teams open with Dodge
• Lions Club honors Schweers with “Citizen of the Year” award
• Investigation continues in early morning semi accident
• Stanton County Sheriff’s Office responds to fatal plane crash
• Funds being raised to preserve building’s past
• Postseason honors bestowed on 15 area athletes
• Final stats don’t mirror 2-6 Gator season
• Annual Gator Play Production Festival held
• ‘Cinderella’ presented by One Act Play cast
• Turkey drawing winners announced
• Turkey winners from Pilger businesses
• Richtig-Nolte death determined accidental
• Honoring gift of liberty, prosperity
• Spader-Kirk photo is calendar cover winner in contest
• City Council: Grass,leaves,snow on city streets unlawful
• HHS releases $926,000 in emergency funding
• Benefit for Colby Johnson
• Bluejays win wild one over B-R in semi’s
• Exchange student fits right in
• W-P run ends in Hastings: Stars power their way to state tourney win
• Write-ins decide handful of races
• State finalists stand in Panther way of state berth
• Wisner-Pilger FFA members qualify for National Land Judging
• Development meeting studies strength, challenges
• Indian Trails course superintendent recognized with state award
• Municipalities split on consolidated levy changes
• Panthers back in quarterfinals following 60-8 win this week
• Classes to dismiss Thursday/Friday
• Gator volleyball now part of C1 elite eight
• Barn set to come to life once again
• Veterans Day programs Nov. 11
• District 16 elects new state senator
• Extended alcohol sales voted down in Wisner
• County looking at solution to Elkhorn River erosion
• A Halloween celebration fit for 164
• Wildcats hit trifecta with rally over Panthers
• Gators sweep, set up rematch with Wayne
• Nine down, four to go in Panther title quest
• Meds disposal available on Nov. 13
• Ford, Marksmeier to speak
• Top seeds survive in Lewis and Clark tourney
• Panthers complete unbeaten run, near playoff top seed in D1
• Mustangs hand Gators season-ending setback
• Gators cap things off in Kearney
• FCCLA sponsors recycling project
• Students attend National FFA Convention
• Board weighs school addition options at special meeting
• Senator race highlights election
• Area schools grade out well in all assesments
• Piece of history returns to Wisner
• General election fever building as voting is less than two weeks away
• City to raise utility deposits
• Ruskamp family wins grand prize touring Nebraska
• Rev. Bendorf pastor at United Methodist
• Ballfield to get facelift, extent of which is still unknown
• Fires spark up as harvest continues
• Senators meet, hope to take comments forward on flood
• Busy National Fire Prevention Week
• Pair of one-run games end Gator season
• Lady Panthers climb to .500 mark with wins
• Panthers within win of clinching district title
• Bancroft-Rosalie races into 1st place again
• Rope rescue training class held
• Glaubius is Artist of Month
• Wisner-Pilger receives grant to increase college-going rate
• Election should draw much attention in next few weeks
• Council approves lake development permits
• Exchange students bring international flair to Wisner-Pilger
• Local organization seeking help with project
• Facility needs topic at school board meeting
• Another record crop on the horizon
• Skid continues for Gator softball team
• Gators run as team at SSC
• Monarchs keep district title hopes alive with win
• Gator bats quiet in setback
• Cougars get jump on Gators in district opener
• Personal bests reached at BC
• Gators drop first game, first match
• Milestone reached in tourney title march
• FFA test plot projects yields
• Jean Groth joins elite list with 600 wins
• Goldenrod Hills to move to Pender
• Pelican Landing Lake Community established
• Warriors remain unbeaten at the expense of W-P
• Lower times showing up for Gator runners
• Mandl wins football contest
• Tigers cannot withstand Gators as they hit their marks in victory
• Week for Gators includes big wins, narrow setbacks
• Funding assistance available for flooding victims
• Election now just over a month away
• School board to discuss next step at October meeting
• Council asked to consider a 2 a.m. bar closing time
• “The Lord has our address”
• Gators are smokin' hot
• City of Wisner looking at 11 percent increase
• Rec association meets with council to discuss improvements
• W-P voters decisive in turning down bond issue
• Gator 6-0 start first since 1996
• Gator softball erases streak
• NC Invite again presents Gator runners with challenges
• Raiders hang on for OT victory
• Pilger family mid-way through major home addition, remodeling project
• Care Center celebrates 40th anniversary Sunday
• Early-season streak comes to close for Gators
• One-run setbacks drop W-P to 4-5 on season
• Gators earn fifth straight opening day sweep
• Gator title march includes showdown victory
• Blend of youth and experience big for Gator runners in opener
• Three percent increase likely for Wisner taxpayers
• School bond issue election quickly approaching
• For a second year, College Night provides answers
• After nearly three months, traffic set to cross at Beemer Bridge Tuesday afternoon
• City council takes longer look at budgets
• Big second half propels Cadets past W-P Gators
• Run production not a problem for Gators
• Reading assessment results show W-P is on “right track”
• Thirty years later, still a hometown pharmacy
• Focus may be on Cuming County for three years
• Pasture walk provides answers for producers in Cuming, Stanton Counties
• Great Plains holds 100th anniversary party
• W-P bats catch fire, salvage one of three in tourney
• Keeping it real: State senator lays out budget realities for W-P faculty, staff
• Valuations are up in Cuming County
• CARE gets information out concerning Sept. 14 school bond issue
• A thunderous encore for local association
• Wisner River Bridge reopens
• Wait is over, bridge crossing coming soon
• Gators open with action Saturday
• State champs hold reunion on Saturday
• City moves forward on land swap
• With iGator Rollout, W-P students equipped with laptops
• Thunder at River Park
• Athletes complete summer conditioning drills
• Ballots nearly set for November election
• Pasture walk tour planned for livestock producers
• Traveling exhibit a chance to view history up close
• Campers caught in violent storm
• CARE organized to promote school bond
• Thunder by the River returns to River Park
• No longer a rest stop, former Pilger rest area finds new life
• Rodeo action draws 129 competitors to Wisner
• 35th annual Wisner Junior Livestock show and lions club rodeo held at river park
• Work on Wisner bridge continues
• Long-time Wisner photography studio isn’t going anywhere
• Seniors work their way back into title game showdown
• Proposed city electric rate increases lowered
• Hall of fame wrestling career honored
• Informational meetings pending for bond issue promotion
• Council gets first look at 2010-2011 budgets
• County expenditures come in well under budget
• 4th of July Celebration
• Cuming County Fair

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