Randolph Times

New teachers jump into school year

RANDOLPH – Randolph volleyball has always been reliable for being a competitive team that will make things interesting for anyone who plays them.

RANDOLPH - Aiming for a change of fortune, the Randolph Cardinals football team entered last week’s season opener with optimism and came away with some even if the result wasn’t ideal.

HARTINGTON - A South Dakota man has been arrested and charged with cutting wire from a center pivot irrigation system in Hartington.

Allory Olson and Kody Dockhorn were the lucky recipients of fire truck ride for the first day of the

RANDOLPH – The Randolph City Council voted to close more street parking near the Cardinal Kids Learning Center due to concerns from a semi-truck driver who lives nearby.

DAKOTA CITY – Two local candidates seeking to be the next county court judge in the region were not selected to move on to the next step in the process.

RANDOLPH – Do you have what it takes to pick winners?

Nordhues, Angie Bowers, June 55 23 Tunink, Mary Ann Strathman, Logene 54 24 Groen, Janet Lange, Theresa 53 25 Wells, Brenda Patent, Alice 51 27 Bargstadt, Vicki Lackas, Peggy 50 28 Hausmann, Carrie Gubbels, Jeri 43 35 Schmit, Sindee Strathman, Traci 43 35 Gubbels, Denise Nordhues, Becky 42 36 Dominisse, Pat Jones, Cinda 40 38 Carlson, Melanie Linville, Lisa 39 39 Thies, Pam Leiting, Peggy Haselhorst, Terri 39 39 Vanslyke, Pat Dowling, Karen 39 39 Strathman, Michaela Kuhl, Haley 38 40 Backer, Kelsey Reimers, Amy 37 41 Swift, Jezzie Wortman Andrea 29 49 Krause, Deb Behmer, Peggy 29 51 Hoffman, Tami Behmer, Connie 27 51 Wells, Katie Deck, Ali 24 54 Patent, Colie Meyer, Nichole 6 72 Low Score: Sindee Schmit, 38. Low Net: Logene Strathman, 31. Birdies: Sindee Schmit, #1; Andrea Wortman and Pam Thies, #5; Michaela Casey and Carrie Nordhues, #8.

Last season distant memory for Cardinals football team

RANDOLPH – It took a while to get the ball rolling, but now in its sixth year, Randolph’s youth football program is hitting its stride.

Mark Mahoney Randolph Times

Rescue BBQ Sand Volleyball Tournament Winners

Woman recognized for response to crash

RANDOLPH - Randolph Rescue has a full plate planning its annual fundraiser.

Area residents celebrated the 100th birthday of Belden’s pool Saturday and Sunday with a wide range of activities for all ages. Above, Mason Dickens takes a slide into the festivities Saturday. Richard and Patty Schulte, Belden (left) pick out rolls to eat following the community church service at the fire hall Sunday. Below, Theresa Stapleman gives a “train” ride to Lauren Miller, Clayton Gullicksen, Eli Munter and Cole Thelen Saturday. Belden’s pool is thought to be the oldest continuously operated pool in the state and the third oldest overall, opening July 23, 1923. Those attending the birthday bash enjoyed birthday cake, live music, free swimming, a car and tractor show, and other activities. The planning committee hoped to raise $100,000 for pool upkeep and repairs through free will donations and raffles during the celebration. An anonymous donor also agred to match $25,000 raised at the event.

Aug. 12, 1948 RANDOLPH - The city council and the Randolph board of education are collaborating on plans to relocate the football gridiron at the Randolph Community Park, it was announced the past week.

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HARTINGTON – Cedar County does not have an office that promotes economic development on a countywide scale, but that could change.

Thursday, Aug. 10