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Friday, March 11, was a busy night at the St. Wenceslaus Catholic School’s All-You-Can-Eat Fish Fry. Crowds were lined up down the hall to get into the Parish Activity Center for a meal of fried fish, cheesy potatoes, cole slaw, dinner roll, cookie and a beverage. The dinner was dine-in or curbside...
Arnold “Buck” J. Zahratka, 96, will receive the highly-regarded French Legion of Honor in a special ceremony on March 23 at 10 a.m. at the Montgomery American Legion Post 79. The public is welcome. Established by Napoleon Bonaparte in 1802, the French Legion of Honor is one of the most famous...
The community Czech Dancer Topiary needs your help to come to fruition. Meghan Petricka, the winner of Discovery+ show “Clipped” is ready to start Montgomery’s Czech Dancer Topiary to honor her community and her Kolacky Queen experience. Petricka, who now resides in Eden Prairie, partnered with the...

Playing a round at the Norm Sladek Memorial Euchre Tourney are (clockwise from bottom left) Eric Ceplecha, Jesse Bastyr, Spanny Ceplecha and Josh Bastyr. (Patrick Fisher Photo)

The 45th annual Norm Sladek Memorial Euchre Tourney on Saturday, Feb. 26, at the Knights of Columbus Hall in New Prague had 47 teams turnout. Organizers of the popular tournament said that was nine more teams than the last time the tourney was held and included 15 new teams, plus six of those teams...
Rachel Rynda was the 2020 Kolacky Queen, and now she can add another Kolacky Days title to her résumé: button designer. More specifically, the winning Kolacky Days button designer. The Montgomery Area Community Club (MACC) announced Rynda’s winning design on Saturday, March 5, the first day of this...

City Council member Brad “Butch” Kubes (right) shows the architect renderings to Tony Jelinek at the open house on Saturday. (Wade Young photo)

The refrigerator at the Montgomery Police Station is located in the building’s garage, next to the squad cars, found-bicycles, and street sweepers stored by the Street Department. Open it and you’ll find lunches and beverages for the on-duty officers and administrative staff. You’ll also find...
During New Prague High School’s game at the State Hockey Tournament on Wednesday, March 9, two students were filmed on camera flashing an upside down “okay” hand gesture, which in recent years has been seen as a white power symbol. When New Prague Area Schools administration questioned them, the...

The top five fundraisers for Raven Stream Elementary School’s Kids Heart Challenge are from left to right, Nolan Jutz - 5th grade ($1,170), Oliver Hertzfeld - 3rd grade ($916), Sidney Anderson - 2nd grade ($560), William Kartak - 4th grade ($550), and Finley Toft - 1st grade ($525). (Photo courtesy of Jesse Bastyr)

The students at Raven Stream Elementary School had an amazing two weeks from Thursday, Feb, 10, to Thursday, Feb. 24, of raising money for the American Heart Association. Through the school’s participation in the Kids Heart Challenge program (formerly known as Jump Rope For Heart), the students...
The New Prague City Council dealt with technology at its Monday, March 7, meeting. The council unanimously approved TrueNorth Consulting Group to do an IT Risk Assessment, plus the council discussed the possibility of council members having city issued phones or laptops to deal with city business....

Hunter Pomije, son of Darin and Julie Pomije of New Prague, came up with two 300 games for a score of 838 on Thursday, Feb. 24, during a high school league match at Strike Force Bowl in New Prague. (Patrick Fisher photo)

New Prague High School senior Hunter Pomije bowled his best score so far as he hit an 838, including two 300 games in a row. He came up with the high score during a high school league match the last regular match for the season, on Thursday, Feb. 24, at Strike Force Bowl in New Prague. “My best...

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