The Crofton Warrior golf team traveled to Hartington Country Club for the 2022 District C-4 golf tournament, finishing eighth out of the 14 teams at the event.
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There was lots of chain saw work that had to be done Thursday, following the devastating storm that blew through Niobrara and a widespread area...
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Northeast Community College has announced that rosters for the Northeast Nebraska All-Star Basketball Games have been finalized.
The games are scheduled for June 3 at the Cox Activities Center in Norfolk, Nebraska with the girls’ game beginning at 6 p.m. and the boys game following at 8 p.m.
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Bluejays are ready to roll, and Jays fans will get their first look at this year’s hometown team this Friday night, May 6 against nonleague opponent, Dimmick-Emery at home under the lights at 7:30 p.m. If you don't want to miss anything from these exciting upcoming games, you'll want to sign up to the Crofton Journal today!
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The FCCLA chapter held their annual end of the year banquet on Monday, May 2 where they handed out awards and honors to their members. Interested in learning more about the event? Pick up a copy of your local paper or sign up for our e-edition on our website, CroftonJournal.com
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Wyatt Tramp, Robbie Fisher and Tyson Sanger (pictured L to R) traveled to Des Moines, Iowa April 8-10 to participate in the AAU National Wrestling Tournaments, with their team finishing in third-place. What to learn more? Then don't forget to grab a copy of the Crofton Journal!
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St. Rose eighth-graders have been taking a citizenship trip to Lincoln for more than 50 years. COVID restrictions made the trip impossible the past two years.
This year’s eighth graders returned to an in person trip on Thursday, April 28. Students took a self-guided tour of Memorial Stadium. They participated in an in depth tour of the State Capitol that included viewing the Unicameral chamber and State Supreme Court room. The class had lunch at the Governor’s Residence and received a tour there before taking in a Planetarium show at Morrill Hall. Students also visited the Old Cathedral, St. Mary’s Church near the Capitol.
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