Randolph Times

WAYNE – The Northeast Nebraska Public Health Department is alerting the public that the first pool of mosquitoes testing positive for West Nile Virus has been found within the health district of Cedar,Dixon, Thurston and Wayne counties for the 2023 season. West Nile Virus is present in Northeast Nebraska.

CROFTON – The 2023 Life Chain for this area of Nebraska will extend from St. Rose of Lima parish, Crofton, to the extreme eastern boundaries to Holy Family parish, near Bow Valley on Hwy 12.

HASTINGS – A Magnet man received the maximum sentences allowed under the law for an Adams County sexual assault incident.

RANDOLPH – The Randolph City Council has approved the community’s 2023-24 budget during a special meeting Sept. 21.

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HARTINGTON – Attorneys for a Laurel woman accused of murder have filed their first invoice and request for reimbursement in the case.

RANDOLPH – It’s not every day you have a regional economic development meeting at a funeral chapel.

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HARTINGTON – Three dozen Cedar County residents turned out last week to get a better idea on how their tax dollars are being spent and why some entities had to raise taxes.

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Friday, Sept. 29

Thursday, Sept. 28: (Breakfast) Donut, yogurt. (Lunch) Bunza, cookie, California blend, strawberries, banana.

RANDOLPH – A much needed win and some competitive matches can only help as the Randolph Lady-Cardinals volleyball team continues to press toward a strong, season finish.

CROFTON – Randolph’s varsity and JV Cross Country teams participated in the Crofton Invitational Monday.

RANDOLPH – After arguably getting the two toughest games on their schedule out of the way, the Randolph Cardinals football team can get down to business of making a final push for a hoped-for playoff spot.

RANDOLPH – Valuations and state aid are up which translates into a lower property tax rate for those supporting Randolph Public Schools.

LINCOLN – A new judge has been appointed to serve Cedar County Court.

RANDOLPH – A short week and a big challenge didn’t equal to a great chance for success last week for the Randolph Cardinals football team.

PENDER – The Randolph boys cross country team raced their way into eighth place as a team and each runner fared well individually, too, at the Pender Invitational.   false

RANDOLPH – The Lady Cardinals volleyball team continues to struggle in the win-loss column but the hope of making a push remains real this fall.