Students in Ms. Kelsey Woodward’s class are, front, from left, Savannah Miller, Mason Wolfe, Marley Prokepec and Maryn Stewart; middle, from left, Kolbie Root, Spencer Riggins, Maverick Hrabik, Easton Schmitt, Remington Borer and Eastlynn Rinne; and back, from left, Brayden Bohnart, Addilyn Walker, Ezra Zost, Clara Nutzman, Jenna Johnson, Willow Sieck and Jaxson Driever. Not pictured are Elsie England, Everett French and Alex Greenwald. Photo by Wendy Werner
Recently, Jeri A. Johns joined J.J.
The Rockets’ 120-pounder took some extra satisfaction from his medal-winning performance since he did something that no one thought he could. “Nobody expected me to be on the podium.
Students in Mrs. Emily Parker’s class are, front, from left, Calvin McIntosh, Fallon Baugous, Grace Lewis, Ellianna Owens, Gracie Crunk and Henry Stubbendick; middle, from left, Deacon Hoy, Evie Thompson, Mya Mohr, Jaxon Bain and Bodie Janssen; and back, from left, Kennedy Meyer, Haiden Wellsandt, Reed Potts, Millie Werner, Keira Borner and Brysant Whitney. Not pictured are Gray Foley and Macey Helgeson. Photo by Wendy Werner
The new bathhouse at the Syracuse Aqua Center opened in 2021 after renovations were made and not opening in 2020 because of COVID, making possible an exciting summer for the community. The construction of a new bathhouse became the focus of a six-person committee after noticing that the old building was in poor conditions with holes in the structure giving access to animals.
The Rockets sixth place medal winner at 170 pounds faced an uphill climb to the medal stand after having lost in the first round of the tournament. He was not deterred in winning three straight matches to get that coveted medal.
Frontier Coop in Syracuse witnessed a record year for harvest and hosted an open house to celebrate the completion of the final expansion of the company’s liquids and seeds terminal. The open house in September of 2021.
The Syracuse Starlettes’ competed at the 2022 Nebraska Cheer and Dance competition in Grand Island Feb. 17-19, earning 4th and 8th place finishes.
Professional Mortgage Solutions, an office of Tri-Valley Bank, celebrated its new location with a Holiday Open House and Ribbon Cutting on Wednesday, Dec. 8, 2021. The company’s office is now located at 1114 Grundman Blvd.
In January 2021, Eagle State Bank and Tri-Valley Bank changed their name to Riverstone Bank. The name change occurred to clearly differentiate the bank from another area bank with a similar name.