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Randolph fair will feature Honey Fest activities

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This is Nebraska Community Newspaper Week – a week honoring local community newspapers and the role local journalists play in their communities.

OMAHA – Nebraskans who work in businesses large and small would earn at least some paid sick leave under a new ballot initiative petition drive being pushed in the state.

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HARTINGTON – Becker Flying Service Inc. is now celebrating 75 years of service to the northeast Nebraska area.

As part of the Nebraska Press Association’s 150th anniversary celebration, Gov. Jim Pillen proclaimed June 26-30 as Nebraska Community Newspaper Week.

You just never know how the people you meet will have an impact on your life.

HARTINGTON – If you travel around this corner of the state taking in golf meets most of the spring, or you are getting a little long in the tooth, there's a well-kept secret being kept here at the Hartington Golf Club – well, maybe not so much a secret as it is an unspoken fact.

LINCOLN – The Nebraska Judicial Resources Commission decided Friday that a judicial vacancy exists in the Sixth Judicial District and should be filled after the retirement of Judge Doug Luebe.

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HARTINGTON – Hartington Golf Club clubhouse manager Keith Holm and his girlfriend, Kathy Roden, are really enjoying the decision they made to come back to Nebraska.

Murder in a small town is always big news but a double homicide comes as a real shocker, especially when one of the victims is a prominent citizen.

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LINCOLN – A push for the nation’s next farm bill came Monday to the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, as part of a rare joint visit by the entire state congressional delegation.

LINCOLN – The Nebraska Judicial Resources Commission decided Friday that a judicial vacancy exists in the Sixth Judicial District and should be filled after the retirement of Judge Doug Luebe.

LAUREL – The Laurel City Council received an update on the Community Center project on June 12.