Randolph Times

Guess Who

July 29, 1948

Trever DeHaan, 26, Palmyra, Mo., to Erin Gubbels, 27, Brookings, S.D.; Ross Wurdinger, 23, Randolph, to Kylie Thelen, 24, Randolph; Brock Brown, 23, Lake Norden, S.D., to Kalli Mueller, 23, Yankton, S.D.; Oscar Roth, 22, Hartington, to Kennedy Benson, 23, Hartington.

WAKEFIELD – Randolph’s Senior Legion team closed out its season with two losses in the area tournament over the weekend.

Thursday Morning Ladies Golf League Eight lady golfers played Best Ball on July 20.

RANDOLPH - The annual Randolph Livestock Show was held Saturday, July 8. Results from the show are:

RANDOLPH - A Randolph student graduated as part of a national initiative to prepare health profession students to serve in rural and urban underserved areas.

COLERIDGE – A well-known Coleridge man is behind bars, accused of a sexual crime against a child.

HARTINGTON – Lawyers defending a Laurel couple accused of murder say they need more time to process the volume of discovery documents.

PIERCE – Bull fighting and bull riding will hit the bullseye for fun entertainment at this year’s Pierce County Fair.

RANDOLPH - Randolph Public Schools’ student handbook for the upcoming academic year will include a new policy on emerging technology - artificial intelligence.

Community pride on display

OMAHA - The federal lawsuit regarding a pitbull in Randolph’s city limits continues with the city asking the high court to dismiss the case.

July 15, 1948

CREIGHTON- Randolph Legion lost to Creighton-Plainview for the second time this season with a score of 7-3.

What a wind-up

HARTINGTON – The construction of Cedar County’s new emergency communications tower has been completed, but work at the site continues.