Randolph Times

Shoot me a Valentine

Lone pair of shoes

RANDOLPH –The Osmond-Randolph Hawks started postseason play last Monday at Norfolk Catholic where they would take on the Lutheran High Eagles.

Thursday, Feb. 22: (Breakfast) Breakfast pizza. (Lunch) Spaghetti, garlic bread, green beans, apple, peaches.

Feb. 24, 1949

RANDOLPH – The Osmond-Randolph Hawks finished up their regular season this past week with games in Osmond Monday night against Wausa and Friday night against Stuart.

PLEASANTON – Aiden Gubbels and Gavin Wortman have kept the Randolph wrestling season alive.

HARTINGTON – Lawyers for a Laurel woman accused of murder are seeking to suppress statements she made to law enforcement.

HARTINGTON – A new candidate is seeking a seat on the Randolph Public Schools board Tiffany Gatzemeyer filed paperwork with the Cedar County Clerk’s Office last week, officially filing for the seat that will appear on the May primary ballot.

Dancers take to the state stage

RANDOLPH – Benjamin Benton is looking forward to helping northeast Nebraska small business owners in a new role.

RANDOLPH – Days off, early dismissals and late starts due to winter weather in January has forced some modifications to the school calendar.

RANDOLPH – The Osmond-Randolph Hawks split games this week, defeating the Wausa Vikings and falling to the Stuart Broncos.

Brekkin Schutt and Blakeley Brockman high-five members of Randolph’s wrestling team last week at Randolph Elementary.

RANDOLPH –The end of the regular season for the Randolph wrestling program has provided a bright light for the Cardinals going into the stretch before the postseason.

OSMOND – Lewis and Clark Conference Basketball Tournament action resumed on Tuesday, Jan. 30, as the Osmond-Randolph Lady Hawks hosted the Winside Lady Wildcats in Osmond in the consolation bracket.

RANDOLPH – The next evolution of Randolph’s cardboard recycling may include composting.

Dexton Korth (above), son of Austin and Elle Korth, and Ridge Wessel (below right), daughter of Kyle and Courtney Wessel, puts some heart into their Valentine’s art project at Cardinal Kids Learning Center last week with varied results (below).

LINCOLN – Nebraska’s Natural Resources Districts (NRDs) are actively taking orders for conservation tree seedlings, and the deadline to order is fast approaching.

Peekin’

Company dancers from Studio 103 showcased competition routines at the annual dessert concert Sunday afternoon. Above, Studio 103’s Future Diamonds group performs their routine. At right, Lily Kuchta is hoisted in the air by other members of the group Dazzling Diamonds. Below, Hayleigh Melcher executes her dance moves silhoutted by a concert attendee.