Mo Money, mo problems for Humboldt

Humboldt High saw its five-game winning streak come to an end, courtesy of Wellsville's stout defense and a healthy dose of Eagle running back Nash Money. Money rushed for 216 yards and five touchdowns in Wellsville's 40-0 victory.

Humboldt High saw its five-game winning streak come to an end, courtesy of Wellsville’s stout defense and a healthy dose of Eagle running back Nash Money. Money rushed for 216 yards and five touchdowns in Wellsville’s 40-0 victory.

WELLSVILLE — Money may not be able to buy happiness, but it sure can help on the football field.

Wellsville High’s Nash Money, a lightning-quick junior running back, made life tough for Humboldt High’s defense Friday, rushing for 216 yards and five touchdowns.

Meanwhile, the Cubs came up empty on a pair of long drives sandwiched around halftime.

Richard Luken

Richard has been a part of the Register family since 1994. Richard covers general news and, on occasion, sports. A native of Moran, Richard came to the paper while still a student at Allen Community College. With mentors former publisher Emerson Lynn Jr. and former veteran reporter Bob Johnson at the ready, Richard learned how to be a star reporter. Over the span of his 28 years his news beats have included school board meetings for Districts 257 and 258, as well as Allen Community College trustee meetings. He’s also routinely covered city council meetings for Iola, Humboldt, LaHarpe and Moran. He’s covered floods, wrecks, true crime — everything from heart-warming to heart-breaking stories. For his work, Richard has consistently won top awards in statewide competitions year after year. Outside the office, he enjoys sports, reading and keeping up with the kids and grandkids.