Randolph Times

HARTINGTON – Nebraska’s statewide primary on May 14 will be the first election in Nebraska requiring voters to show proof of identification.

RANDOLPH – A steering committee continued to discuss Randolph Public Schools’ facility needs and the possibility of a bond issue to pay for some of those needs at a meeting last week.

Library open house

Trisha Benton Randolph Times

RANDOLPH – Sheila Korth’s smalltown agricultural roots are planted deep.

Candidates share views at forum

75 Years Ago - April 21, 1949 RANDOLPH – A York air-condition gin refrigeration unit has been installed by Leonard Lease in the Roxy Theater. Norfolk Gas & Electric Co. made the installation, which was completed this week.

RANDOLPH – A piece of Randolph’s history was on the auction block as the former Randolph Equipment & Repair building at 202 W. Broadway, and its contents were sold April 11.

Thursday, April 18

Mark Mahoney Randolph Times

Heading to nationals

Aiden Gubbels

HARTINGTON – Twenty-nine 4-H members were awarded ribbons at the 2024 Cedar County 4-H Public Speaking Contest held April 1, including three youth from Randolph.

Guess Who

NORFOLK – Mike Trader’s Annual Mid-America Basketball Camp will conduct eight individual sessions this summer, including one in Norfolk.

PONCA –Anglers can learn the basics of fly-fishing and fly-tying at a workshop Saturday, April 27, at Ponca State Park.

RANDOLPH – Randolph High track and field participants competed in large invitationals April 9 and April 15 with the following results: Plainview Invite, 4/15 Boys results

High fives to start the day

RANDOLPH – A Randolph student has been selected to attend the American Legion Cornhusker Boys State program.

Rummaging for a cause

RANDOLPH – An orange diamond-shaped sign labeled “Road Work Ahead” can be inferred as a sure sign of spring.