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INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. – Six students from the Hartington Newcastle FFA organization, Ali Ford, Jade Ford, Kora Kneifl, James Pick, Cris Kneifl and Colton Campbell, got the trip of a life-time by attending the 96th National FFA Convention in Indianapolis, Ind. The students along with their advisor, Emma Lammers, took the long bus ride to Indianapolis with four other schools, Osmond, Verdigre, Madison and Stanton.

Below is the cast list, starting with speaking roles, in order of appearance: - Willy Wonka: Cole Heimes, junior.   false

Big plans are in the works for annual Holiday event here   false

New Veterans Memorial will be site of Friday celebration

aiver LINCOLN – Today the Nebraska Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) announced the procedure for Nebraskans to submit proof of motorcycle course completion to waive the requirement to wear a helmet as authorized by the passage of LB 138 during the recent legislative session.

HARTINGTON - The robots are ready to roll again at Cedar Catholic High School.

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WAYNE – Wayne State College’s free planetarium and laser shows continue Nov. 10-11 in the Fred G. Dale Planetarium.   false

OSMOND – Wausa Public Schools and Osmond Community Schools have decided to enter into a cooperative agreement......   false   

HARTINGTON – The Iliad and The Odyssey, this is not.

BELDEN – For the last three years, the village of Belden has been slowly and steadily raising money to update its 100-year-old pool.

Cedar County encourages show of support for military veterans

Two-year project to update Historical Society's home is now complete

HARTINGTON – Megan Hanefeldt has been honored for her work with area 4-H members.

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A question I’ve been asked lately evolves using alfalfa this late in the year. real cold and snow finally here, the window beneficial use is closing rapidly. However, the topic is still worth discussing.

LINCOLN – The lingering effects of Nebraska’s multiyear drought likely are to have an impact on this year’s pheasant hunting opportunities.

HARTINGTON – The Cedar County 4-H Sharp Shooters Archery program takes aim at helping youth learn to safely and responsibly handle a bow and arrow.

LINCOLN – Nebraska’s pheasant, quail and partridge seasons are here.

WAYNE – The Wayne Area Chapter of Ducks Unlimited will host its 19th annual Auction and Member Banquet fundraiser for wetlands and waterfowl conservation on Nov. 3.

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