Randolph Times

RANDOLPH – On Dec. 29 and 30, the Osmond-Randolph Hawks competed in the Randolph Holiday Tournament, and brought home the silver medal after defeating the Winside Wildcats and falling to the Stuart Broncos.

RANDOLPH – The Randolph wrestling team wrapped the 2023 portion of the current campaign last weekend at two different events.

RANDOLPH – A change in administration at Randolph Public Schools was identified as the top news event in the community for 2023.

Randolph’s Jr./ Sr. High students played holiday favorites during their winter concert Dec. 19. Seventh-

Randolph’s kindergartners and first-graders took some time to write their wishes to Santa......   false

RANDOLPH –It was a busy weekend for Randolph wrestling as both the boys and girls were able to partake in plenty of contentious tournaments.

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RANDOLPH – The Lady Hawks had a challenging stretch last week as they faced both Ponca and Wynot on back-to-back nights.

RANDOLPH – The Randolph boys and girls wrestling teams had two separate tournaments last week and progress continues in the name of the Cardinals.

Santa, I’ve Been Good

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RANDOLPH – Faculty, staff, administrators, students and parents may describe Randolph Public Schools as “great” or even “excellent.”   false

OMAHA – The University of Nebraska- Omaha Athletics welcomed five inductees into the UNO Athletics Hall of Fame Class of 2023, including a Randolph native.   false

HARTINGTON – People who own property in Cedar County need to make sure they receive all of their real estate tax statements after they are mailed next week.

HARTINGTON – Work is starting earlier on a bridge replacement project near Hartington.

RANDOLPH –The Randolph Cardinals wrestling squad has opened up its first campaign on its own with a solid start to the 2023-24 season.

OSMOND – On Thursday, Nov. 30, the Cardinals from O’Neill St. Mary’s came calling in the first regular season game of the 202324 basketball season, and left town with a 66-49 win.

HARTINGTON – There are state tax credits available to benefit historical buildings in Cedar County.

Annual celebration set for Friday

DES MOINES, Iowa – Festive parties, family gatherings and shopping for loved ones are part of most holiday traditions.

MADISON – On Tuesday, the Osmond-Randolph Lady Hawks traveled to Madison for a Jamboree basketball game against the Dragons to kick off the 2023-2024 season. The host Dragons got out to a fast start scoring seven straight points before the Hawks were able to answer, said Bradley Wright, head girls basketball coach. The Hawks finished the first quarter on a 6-2 scoring run to end the first quarter down 6 to 9. The second quarter saw the teams trading baskets back and forth. Osmond-Randolph had seven turnovers in the period as the Dragons were able to hold the lead going into halftime 16-14.