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02/09/2025
POLL QUESTION: Do you take a low-dose aspirin daily?
An aspirin a day keeps a heart attack away may be outdated medical advice. Aspirin is a blood thinner and can assist in preventing clogged arteries; however, the over-the-counter medication may increase gastrointestinal bleeding.
02/09/2025
GNAC runners-up. Congrats, Summerland Bobcats
02/09/2025
What a crazy finish! West Holt defeats Summerland, 57-56, in the GNAC final.
02/09/2025
Bobcats own Q3 and have a 46-34 lead.
02/09/2025
GNAC boys final: At the half, Summerland trails West Holt, 28-27.
02/09/2025
One more order of business today. Let’s roll!
02/08/2025
Finals from Bayard:
110: Ava Cleveland finishes 3rd, state qualifier
125: Gracie Mudloff finishes 4th, state qualifier
140: Kaylee Thiele finishes 3rd, state qualifier
235: Raina Krebs finishes 2nd, state qualifier
The Lady Bobcats finish 5th overall.
02/08/2025
140: Kaylee Thiele moves on! She’ll face Bridgeport’s Cammie Rader in the 3rd-place match.
02/08/2025
120: Abbey Chipps is eliminated after losing by fall to Phelps, Southern Valley, in 1:45.
02/08/2025
125: a win for Gracie Mudloff! She advances and will wrestle for third place!!
02/08/2025
110: Ava Cleveland advances!! She’ll compete for third in the 110 division.
02/08/2025
105: Lenora Kester exits the tournament after a loss to Mills of Sutherland.
02/08/2025
Headed to the ‘ship! Raina Krebs qualifies for state after a semifinal win over Tyron. She’ll face Precious DeCora of Winnebago in today’s first-place match.
02/08/2025
Jaelyn Shaver is eliminated after losing to Dunn of Perkins County.
02/08/2025
GIRLS DISTRICT WRESTLING UPDATE:
105: Lenora Kester drops an 11-8 decision. She'll face Mills of Sutherland, in the consolation semifinal.
110: Ava Cleveland falls to Plowman and will now face McIntosh, Battle Creek, in the consolation semifinal.
120: Abbey Chipps pins Lee of Sidney and will meet Phelps, Southern Valley in the consolation semifinal.
125: Gracie Mudloff falls to Robbins of Bridgeport in 1:39. She moves to the consolation round and will need a win to continue.
140: Kaylee Thiele falls to Owens, Chase County and will move to the consolation semifinal.
02/08/2025
Abbey Chipps with a pin! She advances to the consolation semifinal!
02/08/2025
GIRLS DISTRICT WRESTLING, Day 2:
Consolation matches this morning and then Bobcats go 1-1.
190: Jaelyn Shaved defeats Blackhawk of Winnebago by a 16-0 TF at 4:20.
130: Abby Arroyo drops a 16-3 MD to Payton Peterson of Gothenburg and is eliminated.
02/08/2025
Day 2 of district wrestling is underway! Let’s go, Cats!
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One more order of business today. Let’s roll!
Abbey Chipps with a pin! She advances to the consolation semifinal!
What a crew!! Congratulations to the winners of the Royal Ice Fishing Tournament, sponsored by the Royal Volunteer Fire Department. We’ll have results and stories in this week’s edition.
Consolation: Summerland and West Point Beemer tie at 42. WPB wins on criteria.
Consolation: Raina Krebs with a pin!
Summerland v West Point Beemer
Consolation: Jadyn Hobbs loses by fall
Summerland v West Point Beemer
Consolation: Gracie Mudloff gets a pin
Summerland v West Point Beemer
Consolation: Abbey Chipps gets a pin
Summerland v West Point Beemer
Consolation: Lenora gets a pin
Summerland v West Point Beemer
The Summerland Advocate-Messenger is a weekly news organization located in Clearwater, Nebraska and serves the communities of Clearwater, Ewing, Orchard, Page and Royal.
The Advocate-Messenger is owned and published by ColdType Publishing, LLC, located at 522 Main Street, in a historic brick bank building, situated near the center of Main Street. Stop by for a cup of coffee or iced tea and get to know us.
Meet publisher LuAnn Schindler, who possesses more than 30 years of experience teaching and working in journalism. An award-winning journalist and editor, I have received honors from the Nebraska Press Association, Nebraska Press Women and National Federation of Press Women. I am joined in the venture with husband, Scott, who works on his family’s farm, raising cattle and crops, feeding the world.
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The first print edition of the Summerland Advocate-Messenger was printed in July 2019. Our online publication and digital footprint debuted at the same time, along with social media channels.