The Arnold Sentinel – News Coverage serving the South Loup River Valley

August 12, 2021 The Arnold Sentinel

2021 SORC Events Will Be Livestreamed

Great Plains Communications, KBBN Pair Up to Bring Three Races Live One-hundred-forty-six drivers will be roaring into town this week for the 21st Annual Sandhills Open Road Challenge. Continue reading

August 6, 2021 The Arnold Sentinel

He’s “One in a Million”

Arnold teacher Kevin Neth beats the odds and returns home. Ever since May 2, 2021, Arnold 5th grade teacher Kevin Neth has often made the joke that he found a way to start summer vacation early. Continue reading

July 29, 2021 The Arnold Sentinel

Historical markers placed at former location of Koubek Lockers

(From left) Peter Koubek, Dot Koubek, Cathy Koubek Rothmeyer and Angie Koubek Fisher, who were in town for a family reunion in July, stand in front of the historical markers placed at the former location of the Koubek Locker building site. Continue reading

May 27, 2021 The Arnold Sentinel

1950 A.H.S. Grad Keeps on Trucking

Most people closing in on 90 years old don’t know a lot about social media, or don’t care to. Dave Sheets, a 1950 graduate of A.H.S., Continue reading

April 22, 2021 The Arnold Sentinel

Arnold Local Businesses hold open houses Saturday

The streets of downtown Arnold were full of vehicles last Saturday, as area residents stopped in at three business open houses to shop, view changes that have been made, and to congratulate the owners. Continue reading

April 15, 2021 The Arnold Sentinel

After 39 years of teaching and coaching, Mr. P. reflects on his career before retiring

As the 2020/2021 school year comes to a close, long-time Arnold History teacher and coach Rick Peterson is cherishing his last few weeks of being with the kids – in the classroom and on the track – before his retirement. Continue reading

April 1, 2021 The Arnold Sentinel

Era of dealership in Arnold is gone

After 80-plus years of vehicles being sold in downtown Arnold, carports surrounding Sandhills Motors’s property in downtown Arnold sat empty on the evening of March 21st, as about 40 vehicles were moved out quickly in a single day. Continue reading

March 4, 2021 The Arnold Sentinel

Annual Chili Cook-Off Makes a Come Back

A decent crowd turned out at Saturday’s Chili Cook-Off held at the community center, despite not being able to provide entertainment with Covid-19 restrictions and late scheduling. Continue reading