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Snow, high winds, arctic temps make for a miserable week

Rob Dump | Cedar County News

HARTINGTON – Hartington residents and business owners can expect an in crease in garbage rates in 202 4.

HARTINGTON – The 2024-25 academic year will be Hartington-Newcastle's final year in the Lewis and Clark Conference.   false

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Comments from two state senators from Omaha have pretty much diminished hopes for a “normal” session of the Nebraska Legislature this year.

Senators commenced floor debate last week on possibly amending the rules adopted by the Legislature last year.

Hall earns spot on Morningside Dean’s List

WAYNE – Visiting artist Sophie Isaak’s exhibit “The person I am on vacation” opens Wednesday, Jan. 17, at 4:30 p.m. in Wayne State College’s Nordstrand Visual Arts Gallery, located on the main level of U.S. Conn Library.

LINCOLN – Historic structures in Verdigre, Comstock and Beatrice, Nebraska, have been selected for grants to help fund rehabilitation work.

PARK VIEW HAVEN ACTIVITIES: Wednesday,Jan.17: Catholic Communion, Chair Exercise, Linen Helpers, Open Centers, Card Club.

With cold weather forecast for the near future, it’s a good time to review the impact cold weather has on our animals, especially the increased energy demands from feed to keep animals warm.

HARTINGTON – Cedar County has a new clerk.

LAUREL – Robert Parsons sees censorship as a double-edged sword.