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HARTINGTON – The second year of the Cedar Catholic High School robotics program has rolled to a close.

COLERIDGE – After more than three years on a fundraising merry-go-round, the Coleridge Area Fund is sliding its way into new playground equipment at the village park next year.

HARTINGTON – The time of year for road construction projects has not arrived quite yet, but Cedar County is getting ready for it.

WAUSA – Katie Anderson is here to help people with their mental health issues.

When she learned of her husband's arrest, Carrie acted surprised, Kavan said. In those early interviews, she also never indicated there was trouble with any of the neighbors and said that Joneses stuck to themselves. Another recording of Lundahl talking to two other neighbors was played during the hearing with one of the neighbors indicating he saw both of the Joneses running from the Ebeling home after an explo - sion and the house started on fire.

WAUSA – Plans are in progress to purchase and install playground equipment in memory of a little boy from Wausa who left the world too soon.

Eight members of the Hartington Volunteer Fire Department were honored last weekend in conjunction with the annual Fireman’s Ball

HARTINGTON – A Norfolk man will receive city funds to help him in his effort to purchase the Historic Hartington Hotel from Ben and Erin Schroeder.

HARTINGTON – The first 18 exhibits were received and the constitutionality of the death penalty was briefly argued in a hearing in Cedar County District Court here Monday morning.

HARTINGTON – A new community event and the return of an old one were two of the Hartington Chamber of Commerce’s biggest successes in 2022.

LAUREL - Changes may be on the menu at a local eatery as its owners grapple with changes to Nebraska's minimum wage. Eective last month, the minimum wage across the state jumped from .....

HARTINGTON – New officers were elected, milestone businesses were recognized and deceased members were honored during Sunday night’s annual Hartington Chamber of Commerce banquet.

HARTINGTON – Three local businesses were honored Sunday for reaching big milestones.

The new Avera Therapy Clinic and the Hartington Chamber of Commerce hosted a ribbon cutting and blessing ceremony Jan. 30. Avera Therapy in Hartington offers physical therapy to care for injuries and diseases, alleviate pain, and improve posture, strength, endurance, balance, coordination and joint mobility. Jake Reifenrath, DPT, (center) is the resident therapist.

LINCOLN – Gov. Jim Pillen’s plan to further restrict spending by local school boards ran into opposition and concerns last week from school district representatives.

On Jan. 25, Gov. Jim Pillen delivered his first State of the State address to the Legislature.