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HARTINGTON – Cedar Catholic High School speech team members are ready and willing to wow with their words.

Wynot Public School students are now in the midst of preparing for this year’s speech season. Frankie Turschetto, Benjamin Dodge, Holden Merkel, Kailen Hanson and Justis Collins (top) practice their OID presentation, while (above left) Jed Nelson and Kallie Steffen practice their duet piece, and Jude Krie and Colin Wieseler hone their presentation.

HARTINGTON – The Cedar County Board of Commissioners received an informa- tion-filled annual update on Jan. 24 from local Nebraska Extension sta members.

HARTINGTON – A group of Hartington area residents are on the hunt for history.

LAUREL – An area family has been selected for the Laurel Area Farm Family of the Year Award for its leadership in the agricultural community.

HARTINGTON – A Norfolk man is wanted in connection to a jewelry theft from a Magnet couple.

HARTINGTON – The case against a Laurel couple charged with murder progressed in Cedar County District Court here Monday.

FORDYCE – Doug Stevens is ready to drive into retirement.

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HARTINGTON – Hartington City Councilman Roman Sudbeck told Council members that the baseball-softball-soccer complex could soon get a new concession stand and restroom facility.

COLERIDGE – Bob Hansen could call himself a professional volunteer.

HARTINGTON - A man convicted of sexual assault of a child has filed for post-conviction relief but in the court documents admitted his time for an appeal has expired.

RANDOLPH – The Randolph Senior Center is officially closed – this time for good.

HARTINGTON – The Cedar County Board of Commissioners welcomed a new member on Jan. 10.

LINCOLN – Twenty-six Nebraska state senators, including a new Sen. for District 40, all took their oaths of office last week.