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BLOOMFIELD – Several law enforcement agencies are investigating a double homicide here Tuesday morning.   false

LAUREL – The Laurel-Concord- Coleridge School Board will see some new faces around the table as two incumbents decided not to file for re-election.

WAYNE – Wayne State College’s Language and Literature Department, the School of Arts and Humanities, and the WSC Press are will host the Plains Writers Series, featuring Julie S. Paschold, Kelly Weber, and Neil Harrison on Thursday, Feb. 29, at Wayne State.

COLERIDGE – The American Legion Post #114 and its Auxiliary Unit #114 held their monthly meeting Feb. 5 at the Coleridge Community Building. The units jointly recited the Pledge of Allegiance and then they separated and held their monthly meetings.

PARK VIEW HAVEN ACTIVITIES: Wednesday, Feb. 21: Catholic Communion, Chair Exercise, Cognitive Activities, Current Events, Open Centers.

WAYNE – Kennedy Gotch, a senior at Hartington-Newcastle High School, is the recipient of the Neihardt Scholarship at Wayne State College, beginning fall 2024.

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It looks like Hartington residents will get a chance this spring to make some big decisions about our community’s future.

Discovery ongoing in Phillips murder case   false

CROFTON – The Hartington-Newcastle High School speech team talked its way to the top of another competition during the 2024 season.

YANKTON, S.D. – Avera Sacred Heart Hospital Toastmasters #6217 met Feb. 8. Ashley Dimmer served as Toastmaster, Steve Andersen was General Evaluator, and Gale Vogt provided Table Topics questions.

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I’m doing the best I can over here. I’m proud to say my wife and I have been married for 16 years, but I still have plenty to learn (understatement of the century).

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This week, I presented my priority bill for this year before members of the Agriculture Committee: LB1301.

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OMAHA – Macie Koch, Bow Valley, will be representing Cedar County and modeling with a 4-H group during Omaha Fashion Week.

LINCOLN – More than 6,800 University of Nebraska- Lincoln students have been named to the Deans’ List for the fall semester of the 2023-24 academic year.

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