Bodies of Pond, DeCaire found
Teen’s funeral set for Friday
After nearly a month of anxious searching, family and friends of Leonard Pond and Dylan DeCaire found the fishermen’s bodies this past weekend. Full story...

Colby students prepare for future with School to Work
By Ben Schultz

Parents and employers were invited with their employees for an honorary luncheon Thursday at the Colby Lions Shelter to celebrate Colby’s School to Work program. Full story...

Worker’s gratitude- Trevor Klabunde thanks his employer, Klabunde Kustom, at the School to Work banquet Thursday at the Colby Lions Shelter. He is flanked by Jim Hagen, Colby assistant principal, and Bridget Kaiser, School to Work Coordinator and Family and Consumer Education teacher. TP staff photo

Alderman challenges Tribune-Phonograph editorial comment
Ald. Sandy Albrecht publicly criticized the Tribune-Phonograph’s April 23 editorial, “Lack of trust,” at Monday’s city council meeting. Albrecht challenged the opinion the editorial board offered following the council’s reorganizational meeting held in mid-April. Albrecht spoke on the subject in the public comment portion of the meeting. Full story...

Click to read the Lack of trust editorial from April 23 Tribune-Phonograph

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• DOT outlines stages of STH 13 construction in Colby
• Bichanich named Lions Student of the Quarter
• Colby library awarded We the People collection
• Olson ‘Volunteer of the Year’ at Continental Manor
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Welcome, Unity Community Lions
The newly formed Unity Lions Club was granted its charter Sunday afternoon at the Colby Lions Shelter. District governor Leanne Pearson, left, welcomes the group as past international director Wayne Heiman, presents Doug Bauer the charter. Jim Weix, president of the Abbotsford Lions Club, took honors as the sponsor of the Unity group. The Sunday ceremony also recognized the Abbotsford Lions Club for its 40th anniversary. TP staff photo