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Crofton Elementary recently held a money drive with all proceeds benefiting the Crofton Volunteer Fire Department. The students and staff of Crofton Elementary raised $1,112.52... Read the rest in this week's edition of the Crofton Journal, or sign up for the e-edition!
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St. Rose’s CCD/FFY and Confirmation students helped to host the 2022 Candlelight Rosary Honoring Mary on October 19th at the St Rose parking lot.
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On Tuesday, October 4th, students from Sword of the Spirit Schoolhouse helped plant trees at Glad Tidings Bible Camp. Want to read more about the story? be sure to get your copy of the Crofton Journal today! If you want to get your news digitally, then get the e-edition now!
The Crofton Community Club recently made a number of donations from the proceeds of its events held this year – new signage and some new trees for the South Park.
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A planned outage is scheduled for electric customers in Boyd County, as well as parts of Holt and Knox County, Sunday, November 6 from 1 to 5 p.m., following the completion of upgrades to the main substation that serves the area.
The outage will impact Nebraska Public Power District (NPPD) customers in the communities of Butte, Bristow, and Lynch, as well as the Village of Spencer, and Niobrara Valley Electric Membership Corporation customers in rural Boyd County, northwestern Knox County, and northern Holt County.
The first of two planned outages occurred on September 18, so crews could begin making substation upgrades. Now that the upgrades have been completed, a second planned outage will be observed so that the system can be returned to normal operation. “Outages are never ideal, and we appreciate everyone’s patience during this process. These upgrades will help ensure that area residents have reliable power for years to come,” says NPPD Account Manager Brittney Koenig.
“Similar to the first planned outage in September, our crews will be taking the chance to complete work on other parts of our system that would otherwise require an outage,” notes Niobrara Valley Electric Membership Corporation General Manager Matt Fritz.
NPPD and Niobrara Valley Electric Membership Corporation will begin reaching out to customers who will be impacted by the outage between November 1st and 3rd.
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Crofton’s Lady Warriors secured a victory against the Guardian Angels Central Catholic volleyball team in a home game with an overall score of 3-0 on Thursday Oct. 13.
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With the play-offs, and an approaching end to the Fall Sports Season, you'll want to be up-to-date for the end of fall and upcoming winter season! Consider signing up to the Crofton Journal, and maybe even getting your news digitally as well! Here are our fees: In-State is $40.00; Out-of-State is $46.00; or get an E-Edition for $20.00 and read the Journal online anywhere! To sign up, please follow the link below: https://www.croftonjournal.com/o/the-crofton-journal/page/subscriptions
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The Crofton Lady Warriors defeated both Niobrara-Verdigre and Wausa to win the Knox County Tournament.
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Crofton recently held both it's Town Hall and City Council meetings! If you would like to watch videos on them, then simply follow any of the attached links below, and please don't forget to SUBSCRIBE and SHARE! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qOUIWro232w
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The Crofton Lady Warriors got the number one seed in their sub-district bracket, and are scheduled to play Hartington-Newcastle, Monday, Oct. 24 at 6 p.m. in Crofton.
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The Crofton Warriors 5th Grade Volleyball Team won first place in the Pierce Volleyball Tournament, held October 9, in the 5th Grade Division.
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Visit Knox County Director Stacy Miller, and Kelly Hanvey, Knox County Economic Developer, visited Crofton’s downtown business district last week to host a number of “grand openings” for businesses...
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The Crofton Warriors Marching Band is at the peak of their season. They traveled to Pierce on Wednesday Oct. 5 and to Yankton on Saturday Oct. 8. Want to learn more about the event?
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Crofton traveled to Allen to face the Tri-County Wolfpack Friday, October 7, to increase their record to 4-3. If anyone would like to see and possibly purchase custom prints from photos of the game, SmugMug is the place to go!
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Get your copy of this week'sCrofton Journal, and read the articles that accompany these headlines: “Band Marches at “Meridian” Event”, ““Grand Openings” Held Downtown”, "“Heart-ist” Decorates with Mural”, "Lady Warriors Roll Over Blue Devils”, and so many more!
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