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July 8, 2009

While it can bring other problems, abundant rain produces abundant grass. If this describes your grasslands, let’s find a way to take best advantage of this blessing; haying, stockpiling, and grazing.

I’m trying to stay hep or hip with my fashions, and now I’m feeling insecure.

LINCOLN – The former city clerk in Ponca now stands charged with three criminal offenses for allegedly destroying several years worth of the city’s financial records just prior to her dismissal 16 months ago.

HARTINGTON – The city is getting closer to breaking ground for a new million dollar city shop.

July 16, 1904

The Arens

“When there’s a will, there’s a way.”

July 13, 1939

Wednesday, July 10: Catholic Communal Services, Garden Club, Current Events, Open Centers, Puzzle Time.

July 4, 1934

HARTINGTON – Candidates are still needed for several area village board positions.

HARTINGTON – A Laurel man faces a felony burglary charge after he allegedly broke into his neighbor’s home while he was away.

Earlier this year, the governor and the Legislature tried and failed to develop a workable plan to reduce Nebraska property taxes through increases in sales taxes. Now, as decision-makers in Lincoln consider coming together in a special session, the options on the table still focus on using sales taxes to pay for cuts in property taxes. Why? Decisions made in the Legislature in 2023 shape what’s possible now.

Hartington-Newcastle students competed recently with some of the best and brightest in the country as part of the Family

ATLANTA – A team of Northeast Community College students took top honors at a national career and technical education skills competition and leadership conference.

The team of Brandy W. was the champion of this year’s St. Helena coed softball tournament played on the 4th of July. The team won their first three, lost their first game in the double elimination, and came back to win the championship. The team enjoyed a pan full of chicken as the champions. Team members include (back row) Brandy Wiebelhaus, Olivia Whitmire, Hazel Hochstein, Taylor Alexander, Hudson Whitmire, Dalton Gobel holding Kayden Gobel, Kelia Barta and Sam Wiebelhaus; (front) Megan Pallas, Don Whitmire, Jared Wiebelhaus, Dain Whitmire and Breiton Whitmire.

HARTINGTON – The Cedar County Fair wants to make it easy for attendees to connect with the activities at the annual event.

July 9, 1969

HARTINGTON – Candidates are still needed for several area village board positions.

HARTINGTON – Plans for the Aug. 3 Hartington Dayz event are quickly coming together.