Randolph Times

Funeral homes join staffs

RANDOLPH – Randolph’s ambulance is now equipped with telemedicine technology thanks to a new state initiative.

Robert Patefield along with Richard Schulte serve up a to-go order at the Belden Fire Department’s annual Pancake Breakfast Sunday. Firefighters served up pancakes, French toast, sausage and eggs for a freewill donation. There was a good turnout at the event despite cold temperatures and a wintry mix of rain and sleet early.

RANDOLPH – The Randolph High School boys and girls track teams competed at two indoor meets last week. Here is a roundup of results:

LINCOLN – A Randolph student’s artwork was selected as part of the Nebraska Department of Agriculture’s statewide contest celebrating National Ag Week March 17-23.

RANDOLPH – The City of Randolph has hired a native to come back home and lead as its newest administrator/clerk/treasurer.

RANDOLPH – The Randolph track and field team began its season 11:30 a.m. Tuesday at the University of South Dakota Indoor Invite and head coach Eric Brown is feeling pretty good about how his team will do this spring.

RANDOLPH – The Randolph Youth Wrestling Club wrapped up its season with some wrestlers competing at an elite state lev el over the weekend.

RANDOLPH – The path to get a new walking trail in Randolph has been a tough, uphill climb.

Megan Shearer helps serve

NORFOLK – Northeast Community College hosted more than 1,500 students at the district FFA competitions, including students from Randolph High School.

RANDOLPH – Randolph and area residents are invited to attend a fish fry and silent auction to raise funds for an individual fighting a rare disease.

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Something to say

RANDOLPH – The Lied Randolph Public Library will hold its spring community rummage sale on Friday, April 5, 3-8 p.m., and Saturday, April 6, 8 a.m. to noon, at the Randolph city auditorium.

Trisha Benton Randolph Times

Lila Miller leads a game of Leap Frog

Junior High students enjoyed pizza and games during a new event called Junior High Olympics. At left, Xavier Smith was the target to get Cheetos to stick to his face during the game portion of the evening.

BROOKINGS, S.D. – A Randolph student was one of nearly 1,000 students graduating from South Dakota State University.

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