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The accomplishments and successes of the St. Paul High School Class of 2024 were well-displayed on Sunday afternoon, with fifty-two students turning their tassels during the district’s annual commencement exercises.

BABE RUTH AWARD

More than 150 motorcycles stopped at the Howard County Fairgrounds on Sunday as part of the annual Kyle Petty Charity Ride Across America. Hundreds of fans from across the area made their way to the fairgrounds north of St. Paul for the brief fan event, which saw several big names from NASCAR and beyond meeting with fans and signing autographs at around noon on the sunny Sunday.

More than 100 St. Paul kindergarten through sixth graders walked to school together last Thursday morning as part of St. Paul Public Schools’ Elementary Walk to School Day, an annual spring celebration at the district.

The Bible tells us that God has given each of us different gifts and that He wants us to use these gifts in accordance with the grace that He has bestowed upon us. When we think about these special gifts that someone may possess, we naturally think about great talents like those of a famous artist, or a skilled surgeon. However, most of us have more common everyday gifts that we are required to use in our daily lives. We should try to recognize and take pride in the different gifts and talents that our Heavenly Father has given to us, and we should use these offerings for His glory. Whether we are given the gift of being a parent, a teacher, or a taxi driver, we should try to do our very best, and we should always be appreciative of God’s caring love for us. Our Lord wants the best for us, and our serving others, refl ects our love for Him.

The American Legion Post 236 of Wolbach recently announced that Alan Antholz of St. Paul has generously been sponsored by The American Legion Post 236 to attend the Cornhusker Boys State Program from June 2nd through June 8th, at the University of Nebraska– Lincoln’s downtown campus. Alan is a junior at St. Paul High School.