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Rev. N.G. Tvedt became the first resident pastor serving from 18801907.

HARTINGTON – The need for spiritual guidance and a hunger for God’s word were strong in the hearts of Cedar County pioneers.

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HARTINGTON – Area residents will soon get the chance to learn more about local taxing entities and the taxpayer dollars it takes to run them.

The Hartington-Newcastle band entertained fans during Friday night's first home football game of the 2023 season at Russ Hochstein Field. Tuba player Dylan Heikes...

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Elmer and Venessa (Burns) Graffis had two sons, Emory and Raymond, also a daughter Eleanor.

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HARTINGTON – Work at the site of Cedar County’s new emergency communications tower continues to dominate discussions at the board of commissioners’ meetings.

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PARK VIEW HAVEN ACTIVITIES: Wednesday, Sept. 6: Catholic Communion, Board Games, Linen Helpers, Open Centers, Card Club, Social Time.

HARTINGTON – Dr. and Mrs. Ron Brodersen, Hartington and Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Meluch, University Heights, Ohio, are pleased to announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their children, Anna Brodersen and Andrew Meluch II.

KEARNEY – The University of Nebraska at Kearney Wind Ensemble has announced its fall 2023 members and concert dates.

WYNOT – LifeServe Blood Center held a blood drive in Wynot Aug. 29, with a great turnout of 17 donors and 21 units of life saving blood collected. The units donated at the blood drive can help save up to 63 lives.

Area governmental entities plan hearings

LINCOLN - A state lawmaker's multi-year eort to allow the concealed carry of handguns without a permit or training took eect Saturday, with Ne braska’s largest cities issuing guidance just before the law was enacted.