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RANDOLPH – Heather Heimes hopes last week’s third-place showing at conference one-act play production sets the stage for more accolades to come.

NORFOLK – Students from Cedar Catholic High School are being recognized for their Greek comedy.

Laurel native honored for his public health work

HARTINGTON – The Bank of Hartington recently opened a branch to help teach local students how to save.

So, how about we rethink Thanksgiving?

The fashions of Nebraska communities sure have changed over the years.

I don’t often watch TikTok videos, but, when I do, they involve giant jars of mayonnaise. In a bold bid to crown “moist” the 2023 Merriam-Webster Word of the Year, the Kraft company made a grand gesture by delivering an 8-foot-tall jar of mayonnaise to the eponymous dictionary’s headquarters. While “moist” is often considered an unpleasant word, it is actually the perfect word to capture the year 2023.

Any farmer worth their salt knows the importance of fertilizing a crop for optimal production. Soil sampling now, before the ground freezes can help with planning this winter and give time to develop a fertility plan if our soil tests show fertilizer is needed. Hay ground should be the first location to consider testing, as plant material is constantly harvested and moved to another location, slowly depleting of the major nutrients needed for plant growth.

HARTINGTON – Cedar Catholic High School inducted 12 new members into the Cedar Catholic Chapter of National Honor Society Nov. 9.

COLERIDGE – The Coleridge Area Fund (CAF) recently received a generous donation of $22,000 in memory of David Milander and Kristen Milander for the Coleridge Village Park Improvement Project. The thoughtful donation will support the inclusion of musical play pieces including a large xylophone, chimes, and drums.

COLERIDGE – The Coleridge Area Fund (CAF) recently received a generous donation of $22,000 in memory of David Milander and Kristen Milander for the Coleridge Village Park Improvement Project.   false   

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BELDEN - A dozen Randolph volunteer firefighters joined a crew from Belden to put out a fire at a grain bin last week.

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As we turn our calendars to November, I always wonder why there isn’t any good Thanksgiving music out there.

DES MOINES, Iowa – The holiday season is upon us, and what better way to celebrate than by giving the gift of life.