Randolph Times

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.

OMAHA - The federal lawsuit regarding a pitbull in Randolph’s city limits continues........

HARTINGTON - What do Coleridge’s picnic tables, Bow Valley’s community hall and Randolph’s Honey Fest have in common?

RANDOLPH - Randolph’s first Queen Bee is looking forward to a busy-bee weekend.

HARTINGTON - A man is back in jail three months after a judge gave him probation again with allegations of inappropriate sexual conduct.

Pollinator Day

RANDOLPH- Randolph’s Junior legion faced off against Creighton-Plainview and lost by a score of 19-0.

RANDOLPH- Pitching and hitting were both on point for Randolph’s Senior Legion team in a close game against Creighton-Plainview at home last week.

Runner-up

Oliver Thelen rounds the bases during a game last week

HARTINGTON – The rapid growth of Cedar County Transit has led to an increase in the salaries of two of its employees.

RANDOLPH - Ten years ago, Chelsea Kuchta clutched her business degree in one hand and set off to find a job in banking.

RANDOLPH - If a journey begins with a single step, some Catholic churches may find themselves out of breath and nearing the finish line.

Bench warmers

NORFOLK - Last year, in a proactive measure and in response to the acute drought that took a commanding grip in northeast Nebraska, the LENRD (Lower Elkhorn Natural Resources District) implemented restrictions on wells pumping more than 50 gallons per minute, until the drought decreases in intensity.

RANDOLPH–Randolph’s Junior Legion lost to O’Neill-Neligh 21-3 last week in a game that started the opposite of how it finished.

Thursday, June 29

RANDOLPH- Randolph’s Legion team rallied in the final inning against O’Neill-Neligh to pull off a close victory in action last week. The final score: Randolph, 7, O’Neill-Neligh, 6.