Exeter-Milligan had no problem defeating Friend in three straight sets on Tuesday evening in Milligan. They took the first set 25-14, second set 25-15 and third set 25-10.
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Friday, September 25, 2020
Exeter-Milligan Sweeps Friend at Home
Thursday, September 24, 2020
Throwback Thursday
Two Exeter-Milligan High School seniors, Cody Soukup and Landon Rhodes, have been faithfully working on their Eagle Scout projects. Cody has been working on a cement project at the Cordova Cemetery while Landon has been pouring new sidewalks at the United Methodist Church in Exeter. Friday morning found many of the members of their troop, Troop 359 out of Cordova, pouring the new sidewalks.
Fillmore Central and Exeter-Milligan juniors and seniors gathered in the Exeter-Milligan gym at the start of the Careers in Fillmore County Day.
Kenton Moore, a 2005 Exeter-Milligan graduate who has chosen to return to Fillmore County to work explained to Fillmore Central and Exeter-Milligan students the opportunities in the construction field in the county at the Careers in Fillmore County Day.
Wednesday, September 23, 2020
Exeter-Milligan Update: Fourth Grade Update
4th Grade Update by Shelli Mueller, Exeter-Milligan 4th grade instructor
The Exeter-Milligan fourth graders are learning about the different regions in Nebraska. We learn about five different regions: the animals, plants and climate. Each group of students will give a presentation on each different region using google slides. This will allow us to find differences and similarities to our state that we live in. Pictured are Brynnlye Johnson and Gavin Mueller.
Monday, September 21, 2020
EMF fights hard but notches first loss against Tri-County
Sunday, September 20, 2020
Obituary: James R. Zeleny
James Robert Zeleny, a Fillmore County father and farmer, died on Wednesday, Sept. 16, 2020.
He was born at Warren Memorial Hospital in Friend on Oct. 12, 1968 to
Robert and Diane (Yeck) Zeleny. He graduated from Exeter High School in
1987, where he was a letter winner in football, basketball and track. He
attended the University of Nebraska-Lincoln and graduated with an
agricultural business degree from Southeast Community College in
Beatrice.
After college, Jim worked at Fleischer Manufacturing
in Columbus. He traveled across Nebraska, the Midwest and South,
setting up trade shows for Buffalo farm equipment.
He later
returned home to work on the family farm near Burress, raising hogs and
cattle, corn and soybeans. He loved the freedom of the farm and learning
from the best, his father.
He married Liz Allen in 1994 at
St. Stephen’s Catholic Church in Exeter. Their three children, Logan,
Sam and Max, were a source of great pride and joy. A shared passion was
sports, from countless hours of weekend basketball practice to softball
tournaments to watching Nebraska or NFL games together.
From an early age, all three children inherited their father’s love of the game.
While only Sam may have shared Jim’s admiration for the Dallas Cowboys,
Logan and Max also enjoyed every sport with him, whether playing
together, being coached by him or cheered on from the sidelines. They
loved traveling to games of all kinds, including a memorable trip to
Lambeau Field to watch the Packers and Cowboys.
Jim’s smile
and warm personality lit up any room, as he shared his kindness,
generosity and friendship with people from many walks of life. To Jim,
or “Z-Bart” as he was known in the early years, few people were
strangers, only new friends yet to meet.
For years, he was a
dedicated member of his community, serving on the Exeter-Milligan Board
of Education, as a member of Sons of the Legion in Milligan and the
Young Farmers Organization of Fillmore County.
His life was complicated, and ultimately cut short, by a long struggle with alcoholism.
In his final days at Bryan West Hospital in Lincoln, he was surrounded
with love by his children, his mother, his Godmother, his brothers and
Liz, as well as unwavering support from legions of lifelong friends.
James was preceded in death by his father, Robert, along with his
grandparents, Mike and Frances Zeleny and Frank and Libbie Yeck, as well
as many aunts and uncles.
He is survived by Liz and their
beloved children, Logan, Sam and Max; mother, Diane; brother and
sister-in-law Mike and Amy; brother Jeff; nieces, Claire, Katherine,
Lauren; and nephew, John. Survivors also include, devoted aunt and
Godmother, Judith Yeck; uncle, Bernard Zeleny along with many cousins.