Randolph Times

LINCOLN - Enjoy National Marina Days, a summerlong celebration, on June 17 at Lewis and Clark State Recreation Area near Crofton.

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.

HARTINGTON - A wanted South Dakota man was arrested in Cedar County and faces additional drug charges here.

Owen Nordhues slides into summer with Water Day activities at Cardinal Kids Learning Center last week.

Church continues to thrive at 125

Citizens urged to speak out on vacancy

HARTINGTON – A Cedar County Court judge dismissed a lawsuit against the City of Randolph concerning its pitbull ordinance.

HARTINGTON – Work continues on the site of Cedar County’s new emergency communications tower.

NELIGH – The Randolph Senior Legion baseball team found itself in the win category against O’Neill-Neligh in a 12-3 run-rule victory last week.

LINCOLN – With Nebraska’s permit quotas reduced for the upcoming deer seasons, hunters may find tags easily obtained in the past will be in limited supply.

NORFOLK - A free Farm Finance Clinic sponsored by the Nebraska Department of Agriculture and Legal Aid of Nebrask has been scheduled.

HARTINGTON – A Randolph area asphalt overlay project is scheduled to start on June 6.

New leadership for VFW post

SIOUX CITY, Iowa – A former Wynot teacher was sentenced to 10 years in federal prison for coercion of a female.

Randolph’s Jenna Guenther throws out a pitch in a softball game against Laurel May 23

Seniors split double-header

HARTINGTON – Randolph’s Junior Legion team had a tough outing on Thursday as they traveled to Felber Park in Hartington.

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