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07/01/2020 - 12:00pm
St. Pius X Catholic Church pastor, the Rev. Tony Stubeda said goodbye to parishioners during a drive-thru farewell Thursday, June 25, outside the church. Stubeda has been at St. Pius X for 13 years. He, the Rev. Paul Schumacher (seated) and the Rev. Mike Doyle (not pictured) are leaving the area faith community for new assignments.
Matt Conklin was one of several volunteers working Saturday to prepare the Sterner Meyer BMX Park for racing. Using heavy equipment, he flattened and smoothed sections of the track. Later, Tami and Darron Alsleben applied a water and gel to solidify sections of the track. The Buffalo Creek BMX Club plans to begin practice racing this week, weather...
The Rev. Stubeda is leaving St. Pius X Catholic Church after 13 years leading the congregation. He’s pleased with the growth of the parish’s service to the Latino community. He’s been reassigned to a faith community serving churches in Green Valley, Tracy and Milroy.
Holly and Troy Smedley are the new owners of Glencoe Fitness. It replaces Snap Fitness on East 11th Street in downtown Glencoe. Holly managed the game for the past year before the couple acquired it.
Although they got off to a slow start against Winsted Friday evening in Brownton, the Bruins battled back and defeated Carver Sunday afternoon, thanks to a solid three-pronged pitching effort.Against Winsted, Brownton right-hander Ryan Grams (bottom, right) threw eight innings and allowed four runs. He had five strikeouts in the outing.
