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HARTINGTON – It is fair to say certain parts of the Cedar County Fairgrounds will look different when people attend the fair this year.

HARTINGTON – Work continues on the site of Cedar County's new emergency communications tower, which will replace the one that was blown down more than a year ago.

YANKTON, S.D. – The next Hartington Community blood drive is scheduled for June 15, at the Hartington VFW.

June 8, 1893

HARTINGTON – A Cedar County Court judge dismissed a lawsuit against the City of Randolph concerning its pitbull ordinance.

HARTINGTON – Join us for the third annual Bow Creek Field Day June 29, in Crofton.

LINCOLN - With the cold conditions finally subsiding, farmers have been preparing fields and planting crops for another grow - ing season. Even though there was more precipita - tion over the win - ter than in past years, and there have been spring rains, much of the district and state continue to ex - perience drought conditions.

HARTINGTON – It is fair to say certain parts of the Cedar County Fairgrounds will look different when people attend this year’s fair.

Judge Luebe urges citizens to speak out on his vacancy

COLERIDGE – LifeServe Blood Center held a blood drive in Coleridge May 31, and had a great turnout, with 11 donors donating and 14 units of life saving blood collected. The units donated at the blood drive can help save up to 42 lives!

HARTINGTON – Work continues on the site of Cedar County’s new emergency communications tower.

Area students have pushed hard to earn academic honors

KEARNEY – Blase Rokusek is the 2023 Graduate Student of the Year at the University of Nebraska at Kearney.

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HARTINGTON – The case of a Louisiana man accused of murder continues through Cedar County District Court.

SIOUX CITY, Iowa – A former Wynot teacher was sentenced to 10 years in federal prison for coercion of a female.

HARTINGTON – Cedar and Knox counties are planning to bundle two bridge replacement projects together.

HARTINGTON – A proposed rural drinking water project that would affect parts of northern Cedar and Knox counties has seen a dam go up on one of its potential funding sources.

Grab a friend and jump in together to let your imaginations soar as you explore the wonders of reading during the Summer Reading Program “All Together Now” at the Hartington Public Library. There will be games and activities, cute crafts, explorations, silly songs, special visitors and, of course, stories and tales that will not disappoint.