Laurel Advocate

ROYAL – The Grove Trout Rearing Station near Royal in Antelope County will close to visitors May 28-30 for maintenance and inspection of the diversion pond.

LINCOLN – Several Laurel-Concord-Coleridge student-athletes were recently honored with postseason honors for the spring season.

LAUREL – Three area students will learn hands-on about U.S. citizenship and government this June.

The Big Day

Big time donor

LAUREL – A city-owned care center is trying to figure out its future.

WAYNE - Laurel-Concord-Coleridge played here in the Wayne High Mac Invitational at the Wayne Country Club on May 2 and ended up fifth in a solid field of 14 teams.

By May of 1943, World War II was approaching the half-way point.

SIOUX FALLS, S.D. – Laurel native Sidney Groene recently graduated from Southeast Technical College.

Helping the program grow

Proper stocking is a cornerstone of proper grazing management and a healthy pasture. It’s tempting to take the easy route and keep using the same stocking rate year after year. After all, if it’s not broke, why fix it? But over time, could this approach do more harm than good?

WAKEFIELD – Northeast Nebraska Community Action Partnership will hold the Wayne WIC and Immunization clinic Tuesday May 14 at the Evangelical Covenant Church 802 Winter St. in Wakefield.

SIOUX CITY, Iowa – Landen Leonard was selected to represent Laurel-Concord-Coleridge School in KCAU 9 salute to the area’s top academic achievers in the 41st Annual “Best of the Class” program that was held on May 1. 

LAUREL – Dorothy Patefield has baked love into students’ favorite school meals for the last 19 years.

COLERIDGE – The annual Laurel-Concord-Coleridge Middle School Music Contest was held Friday at the LCC Middle School.

The Class of 2024

PONCA - The Laurel-Concord-Coleridge track teams completed a busy week with the Lewis & Clark Conference Meet held here April 27. Earlier in the week the teams were in Creighton for an invitational which saw the Lady Bears bring home the runner-up hardware.

HARTINGTON – Laurel-Concord-Coleridge got busy over the past week as the golf team prepares for the upcoming district tournament May 14 in Hartington.

The month of May brought a flurry of activities for members of the Senior class of 1943. The first activity was “skip day.” Thirty-five of the 38 seniors were driven to Sioux City where they spent the morning visiting city hall, the fire department, and the bomber plant. After lunch they spent the afternoon rollerskating on the floor of the Rigadon ballroom. In the evening they attended a movie.