Randolph Times

Thursday, Sept. 14

In its first Patriots Day program Friday, school staff and students as well as the community paid tribute to local first responders and reflected on the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001.

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Margaret Svitak, Randolph, analyzes a layout for her next scrapbook page during the biannual Croppin’ with ROAR (Reaching Out Around Randolph) event over the weekend. The event which runs all weekend – from the morning until late into the night – brings in people with a common creative cause - catching up on their scrapbooks and conversation.

COLERIDGE - A Coleridge man is out of jail on bond while he awaits trial in October for a sexual crime against a child.

RANDOLPH – Randolph Public Schools is inviting the public to help remember and reflect on the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks and honor local first responders at a new Patriot Day program.

Osmond, Randolph patrons voice opinions on potential co-op

RANDOLPH – When it comes to enrollment at small schools, one family can make all of the difference.

The Randolph Cardinals took to the field in their first home football game of the season Friday, which also served as Parents’ Night, and Randolph’s volleyball team served up action at home last week against Laurel- Concord-Coleridge. School spirit was out in full force. Above, Randolph’s dance team took the field at halftime with Kamile Oligmueller out in front and Lilly Kuctha, Bria Reimers, Kynlee Winkelbauer and Ella Graf in back. At left, the Cardinal mascot is surrounded by young fans during the volleyball match. Below, Randolph’s pep band - Matthew Schultz, Jacey Bartels, Justin Backer, Instructor Andrew Schultz, Dylan Schutt, Grace Drahota, Nicole Haselhorst, Chase Junck and Justin Guenther - keeps the crowd jazzed during the football game.

Sept. 9, 1948

RANDOLPH – Hoping to build off a win the previous week, the Cardinals football team returned to Randolph to host its 2023 home opener last Friday and things didn’t go quite as well as hoped.

LINCOLN – When you think of Nebraska’s state parks, what do you envision? Many might picture outdoor activities like fishing, camping and hiking – and for good reason.

NIOBRARA – The Randolph cross country team competed at the 2023 Niobrara/Verdigre Invitational last Thursday with favorable results.

LINCOLN – The Nebraska Corn Board has opened its internship application period for five internship experiences beginning in May 2024. The internships vary in location, focus and scope but are designed to provide students with an overview of Nebraska’s corn industry through real-world experiences.

Thursday, Sept. 7: (Breakfast) Breakfast burrito. (Lunch) Fiestada, garlic bread, broccoli, oranges, pineapple.

Thursday, Sept. 7

HARTINGTON – The case of a Louisiana man accused of murder continues with defense counsel taking depositions.

WALTHILL – For the second straight year, Walthill has provided the Randolph Cardinals football team a chance to flex its muscles and it did so once again.

HARTINGTON – The Randolph cross country team competed in the Hartington-Newcastle Invitational at the Hartington Community Complex Aug.

HOMER – The Randolph Lady Cardinals volleyball team has started the 2023 season 0-5, but not before making impressions of all kinds.

HARTINGTON – Work at the site of Cedar County’s new emergency communications tower continues to dominate discussions at the board of commissioners’ meetings.