Randolph Times

LINCOLN - The process to fill the vacancy left by Judge Douglas Luebe’s retirement continues with an application date set for July 19.

RANDOLPH – A woman has taken her case against the City of Randolph to the next level - federal court.

RANDOLPH – A woman has taken her case against the City of Randolph to the next level - federal court.

RANDOLPH – The Randolph Area Veterans Memorial Park has benefited this year from new playground equipment.

Josh Rayford takes money from customer Sophie Kuchta at the baseball concession stand Monday night. In the thick of ball season, many families may find themselves eating dinner at the field or just getting a snack inbetween games. Randolph Area Veterans Memorial Park was packed with games both at the softball and baseball fields Monday night. Under the purview of the Randolph Park Board, volunteers - mostly players’ parents - help run the concession stands each season. At top, Dexton Korth cools off with a frozen treat and (right) Vicki Bermel makes up an order of nachos.

Judicial vacancy declared

ATKINSON – Randolph’s Senior Legion baseball team lost a close contest at Atkinson last week.

SILVER CREEK – Randolph’s Junior Legion baseball team lost in a four-inning, run-rule against Twin River by a score of 16-0.

RANDOLPH – June 11 was a big day at Norma Stueckrath’s home in Randolph as she and her entire family hosted a “mini” Meyer family reunion of 44 attendees at her home. Relatives including her sister Delores Sattler from Boise, Idaho, along with family from Texas, Georgia and Oregon, were present.

June 7 Results Men’s Golf League Results

HARTINGTON – More than 6,800 Cedar County residents received notices that their property values are changing in 2023.

Community, school benefit from superintendent’s leadership

June 17, 1948

Fertilizer ~ Chemicals ~ Seed ~ Feed ~ Fuels Randolph (402) 337-0509 MASS TIMES St. Jane Frances Catholic Church, Randolph Rev. Kevin Vogel

PONCA- In a pitching duel, Randolph’s Junior Legion team came up with the short straw against Ponca Monday night.

The Randolph 10U softball team posed for a picture after a game last week. Pictured are: Harlow Gerdes, Kyndell Junck, Cody Dockhorn, Blakelyn Meyer, Ellie Bartels, Erika Graf, Caidynce Worlein, Kenley Flaming and Andee English.

Laura Jo Wurdinger

Thursday, June 15

WAYNE – Wayne State College included 1,183 students on the dean’s list for exemplary academic achievement during the Spring 2023 semester. Those students from the area earning the dean’s list honor include: Trey McQuay, Magnet; Brooklynn Gall, Randolph, 4.0; Cutter Haberman, Randolph; Shannon Haselhorst, Randolph, 4.0; John Munter, Randolph; Brianna Campbell, Laurel; Ty Erwin, Laurel; Cassandra Granquist, 4.0, Laurel; Karlie Koch, Laurel; Bettiza-Marie Koolman, Laurel; Reggan Kuhlman, Laurel; Lorna Maxon, Laurel; Izac Reifenrath, Laurel; Raegan Reifenrath, 4.0, Laurel; Erica Wolfgram, Laurel, Hailey Zimmerman, Laurel; Ethan Cross, Concord; Kalin Olson, 4.0, Concord; Abagail Wieling, 4.0, Concord.

HARTINGTON – It is fair to say certain parts of the Cedar County Fairgrounds will look different when people attend the fair this year.