The Syracuse boys’ basketball team went into the Nebraska Capitol Conference Tournament as the #10 seed. Last Saturday they beat the #7 seed Conestoga to set up a match-up at the #2 seed Fort Calhoun which turned into a 45-75 loss.
Frontier Cooperative is offering a scholarship for a student entering a college or technical school to further his or her education in agricultural-related studies. The Frontier Cooperative Scholarship will be awarded to a son/daughter of a parent/legal guardian who is an active stockholder of Frontier Cooperative as defined by the Articles and Bylaws of this association.
Last week the Rockets girls’ basketball team competed in the Nebraska Capitol Conference as the #1 seed. Their first-round win over Arlington on Monday set up a rematch and win against Ashland-Greenwood on Thursday and a contest with the #2 seed Yutan on Saturday.
Bryce Draeger, right, seeks control in a tie up. Photo by Kirt Manion .
Colin Caudill scrambles for control on top. Photo by Kirt Manion .
The Syracuse Dunbar Avoca wrestlers placed fourth at the Raymond Central Invite with 129.5 team points. Individual placers were 106- Colton Sprague, 3rd; 113- Caleb Caudill, 4th; 120- Jace Goebel, 2nd; 138- Barret Brandt, 2nd; 145- Cy Petersen, 2nd; 152- Tieran Cox, 4th; 160- Tyler Sears, 6th; and 195- Jackson Nordhues, 4th. SDA will compete at the district tournament at Madison on Feb. 11 starting at 3 p.m., and continuing Feb. 12 at 10 a.m.
The Nebraska State Patrol is investigating a crash that occurred Sunday morning on Interstate 80 near Grand Island. The crash occurred shortly after an Aurora Police Officer attempted a traffic stop on one of the involved vehicles.
U-Haul Company of Nebraska is pleased to announce that Hwy. 50 Auto Repair LLC signed on as a U-Haul® neighborhood dealer to serve the Syracuse community. Hwy. 50 Auto Repair at 1201 Park St. will offer essential services like U-Haul trucks, trailers, towing equipment, pre-tow inspection and moving supplies.
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We’re on the cusp of a historic moment in America. After 49 years, the Supreme Court is set to revisit the infamous Roe v. Wade decision that legalized abortion in 1973. This year, they have an opportunity to undo one of the worst decisions ever made by our nation’s highest court.