Articles

The LCC one-act troupe collected 14 Best Actor awards at last week’s District one-act competition.   false

COLERIDGE – A Coleridge woman was recognized for her involvement in the community, receiving the annual Coleridge Christians Caring Award.

WAYNE – Wayne State College will hold a commencement ceremony for graduate and undergraduate students at 1:30 p.m. Friday, Dec. 15, in Rice Auditorium. A total of 345 degrees will be conferred.

HARTINGTON – Festive parties, family gatherings and shopping for loved ones are part of most holiday traditions.

LAUREL – The Laurel-Concord-Coleridge Bears opened the 2023-24 basketball season with a couple of resounding home wins over Creighton on Nov. 30 and Crofton on Dec. 1 in Laurel.

LAUREL – The Laurel-Concord-Coleridge Lady Bears found out where they are and where they want to be in the opening week of the season.

LINCOLN – During the busy holiday season, don’t forget to purchase Nebraska Game and Parks Commission permits for the upcoming year.

Tinsel in a tangle   false

RANDOLPH – Faculty, staff, administrators, students and parents may describe Randolph Public Schools as “great” or even “excellent.”   false

OMAHA – The University of Nebraska- Omaha Athletics welcomed five inductees into the UNO Athletics Hall of Fame Class of 2023, including a Randolph native.   false

HARTINGTON – People who own property in Cedar County need to make sure they receive all of their real estate tax statements after they are mailed next week.

HARTINGTON – Work is starting earlier on a bridge replacement project near Hartington.

OSMOND – Last week, the Randolph-Osmond Lady Hawks faced the O’Neill St. Mary’s Cardinals in the basketball season opener in Osmond. The Cardinals came into the game ranked No. 3 in D1 and were able to shut down the home-team Hawks, winning 75-31.

RANDOLPH –The Randolph Cardinals wrestling squad has opened up its first campaign on its own with a solid start to the 2023-24 season.

OSMOND – On Thursday, Nov. 30, the Cardinals from O’Neill St. Mary’s came calling in the first regular season game of the 202324 basketball season, and left town with a 66-49 win.

City gives the go-ahead to new housing development

HARTINGTON – Rates are going up for two key services in Hartington.

– Mark Mahoney Cedar County News

Alissa and Marcus Baier (above) of Laurel watch as their 9-month-old son Milo visits Santa Claus during the Grinchmas celebration in Coleridge Saturday night. Coleridge area residents came out in force for the annual community Christmas celebration. The town trans- formed into the fictional “Whoville” for its annual holiday tradition of Grinchmas, based on the book and movies, “How The Grinch Stole Christmas!” Along with a visit from Santa and Mrs. Claus, bingo and other games were featured. Emcee Craig Lordemann (left) watches as 9-yearold Ryker Cook, Coleridge, spins the 'Whoville Spinner' to win some cash during Grinchmas in Coleridge.

RANDOLPH – Celebration of life service for Ronald Gene Seyl, 83, Lincoln, formerly of Randolph, was Nov. 25, at Stonacek Funeral Chapel, Randolph. Officiating the service was Deacon Doug Tunink. Lunch was served after the service. The service was also live-streamed.