Randolph Times

OMAHA – A new Census-based report revealed a dramatic swing in what is driving Nebraskans to leave the state: Housing, namely the challenge of finding it, leapt past jobs as the top reason.

PROVIDENCE, R.I. – A Hartington woman was honored nationally for her work on a program that combines STEM learning resources with literacy development.

HARTINGTON – Work on asphalt overlay and box culvert projects throughout Cedar County is progressing, according to an update from County Highway Superintendent Carla Schmidt to the county commissioners Oct. 10.

LINCOLN – The City of Randolph was ordered to stop enforcing its pitbull ordinance against a local woman and encouraged to resolve a federal court case through mediation.

Taking oath

HARTINGTON - Work at Cedar County’s new emergency communications tower site is nearly done.

WAUSA – With no chance of making the playoffs, the Randolph Cardinals hoped to finish their best season since 2019 in style.

PENDER – The Randolph boys cross country team competed at the D-2 district meet at Pender Oct. 11, finishing the season with some running their best times of the year.

RANDOLPH – Winning has been infrequent but that doesn’t mean the Randolph Lady Cardinals should be taken lightly on a volleyball court.

RANDOLPH – Splashes of color, patterns of design and stories of creativity will fill the United Methodist Church of Randolph when Diane Gubbels, Coleridge, shares her “Stories of Inspiration” quilt program.   false

WAYNE – A Laurel woman will spend months in jail and years on probation for using an elderly resident’s credit card without permission while working at a Wayne assisted living center.

WAYNE – The Wayne Area Chapter of Ducks Unlimited will host its 19th annual Auction and Member Banquet fundraiser for wetlands and waterfowl conservation on Friday, Nov. 3.

RANDOLPH - The Randolph Lady Cardinals volleyball team is not going to leave the 2023 campaign without putting up a fight to the very last bump, set and spike.

RANDOLPH - A difficult loss against Creighton has thrown the Randolph Cardinals football playoff hopes into what-if mode.

WAUSA – Randolph’s cross country team competed in the Bloomfield Invite/Lewis & Clark Conference meet Friday. In a week’s time the weather changed from warm to cold and windy. Many runners layered with a sweatshirt underneath their jersey for Friday’s race.

HARTINGTON – Cedar County Transit is looking to hire more help.

Randolph kindergarteners

NORFOLK – The Lower Elkhorn Natural Resources District recently recognized a McLean man for his groundwater and soil conservation efforts.

Third-grade teacher Kelsey Gubbels (above) paints a large spiderweb across Raina Feyerherm’s face as Elda Pfanstiel waits her turn during the Fall Family Fun Night at Randolph Elementary Friday. Laura Gonzalez and Noahn Marquez (left) build a Lego masterpiece. Lila Miller, Brielle Gubbels, Josie Korth and Eao Crosby (top) participate in a science experiment as part of special activities led by the Edgerton Explorit Center, sponsored by Randolph Elementary Friends and the Lied Randolph Public Library.

Oct. 7, 1948