Grain Weevil Offers Grain Bin Safety

A Nebraska company is working to make grain bins safer for farmers. Grain Weevil Corporation is based out of Aurora created a robot called the Grain Weevil, a grain bin safety management robot. His job duties include leveling, breaking crusts, doing inspections and feeding grain into augers.

Views From Memorial Day Service

ABOVE: Kenny Toline gave the Memorial Day address at Stromsburg Cemetery on Monday. American Legion Commander Perry Noyd had to hold onto the notes so they would not blow away in the heavy wind.

A Letter to Nebraska’s Graduates

Dear College Graduates, Congratulations! You did it! You persevered through a once-in-a-century pandemic to earn your degree. Your disciplined study and hard work have paid off. You’ve put yourself in a great position to move toward your dreams. It’s an exciting moment.

It Helps to Share Your Story

With the storm approaching, my wife texted me after work to come home right away. Within minutes, after I left the clinic, she called me again to tell me NOT to come home and to seek shelter immediately.

FROM THE FILES of The Shelby Sun

TEN YEARS AGO May 31, 2012 Ronnie Smith was honored for his 50 years of continuous membership in the Shelby Legion Post 296. Thursday, June 7th was a guest night of St. Anne’s Guild. Shelby Methodist Church held an ice cream social on Friday June 8th.

Shelby Remembers Veterans on Memorial Day

Emily Willis recites the Gettysburg Address Monday at the Shelby Memorial Day Service. Photo by Beth Sparrow

Shelby-Rising City Honor Roll Second Semester

High School ROLL OF EXCELLENCE Seniors: Grady Belt and Zoe Kuhnel Juniors: Caydee Bauers Sophomores: Rylie Carter, El Sophomores: Rylie Carter, Ellie Frederick, Alex Larmon, and Ava Larmon HONOR ROLL Seniors: Emily Augustin, Grant Brigham, Kera Denbo, Gavin Dutton-Mofford, Wendy Godejohn, Rylan...

Some State Park Area Hours of Operation Reduced Heading Into Summer

As Nebraska’s state parks prepare for another summer season, some are adjusting their activity hours because of a limited workforce. The Nebraska Game and Parks Commission urges park-goers to call ahead before visiting a park to check on activity times and availability.

SENIOR CENTER

The Senior Center would like to invite everyone to join us for Lunch. Our hours are Monday through Friday 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. We have Bingo on the first and third Fridays of the month. We also have Bridge, and game nights. Please come and join us or call for more information at 402-527-5158.

Fun at Fireman’s Picnic

Photos by Sandy Thompson, Judi Luettel and Beth Sparrow Adelle Tonniges drives 101 year old Ruth Abresch through the parade in a 1971 Impala. It was noted that she was 50 years older than the car and still having fun.