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LINCOLN – If Nebraska football is a state religion, recent efforts to raise private funds for a new NU football facility and to pay players are its offering plate.

WAUSA – Family members of a Wausa boy who left the world too soon are thankful for the memories they have of him, especially his love for alpacas.

LAUREL – Final preparations are underway for Laurel’s big holiday celebration.

BELDEN – Candi Stines looks around her new business and all she sees is eye candy from her handwelded custom creations to the shine of jewelry that catches the light.

HARTINGTON – Laurel native Jamy McCoy will take over as the grounds superintendent at the Hartington Golf Club effective the first day of 2024.

LAUREL – Laurel-Concord-Coleridge head coach Marcus Messersmith welcomed three returning starters to practice when he rolled out the first ball a couple of weeks ago for the Lady Bears.

LAUREL – Seven seniors hit the court for Todd Erwin’s first practice for the Laurel-Concord-Coleridge boys basketball team this season, along with eight returning letter winners.

Members of the LCC boys basketball team

HARTINGTON – There are state tax credits available to benefit historical buildings in Cedar County.

Annual celebration set for Friday

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

MADISON – On Tuesday, the Osmond-Randolph Lady Hawks traveled to Madison for a Jamboree basketball game against the Dragons to kick off the 2023-2024 season. The host Dragons got out to a fast start scoring seven straight points before the Hawks were able to answer, said Bradley Wright, head girls basketball coach. The Hawks finished the first quarter on a 6-2 scoring run to end the first quarter down 6 to 9. The second quarter saw the teams trading baskets back and forth. Osmond-Randolph had seven turnovers in the period as the Dragons were able to hold the lead going into halftime 16-14.

WYNOT – Randolph’s One Act play production season came to an end Monday with district competition at Wynot.

MADISON – The Osmond-Randolph Hawks began their season in Madison Nov. 21 in the annual Jamboree game to raise money for the Nebraska High School Sports Hall of Fame. It is an exhibition game, and does not count towards the official win-loss season record.

HARTINGTON – Prosecutors have turned over documents as part of the discovery process in the Laurel quadruple homicide cases.   false

RANDOLPH – Students from Hartington-Newcastle Public Schools have tasted sweet success during the 2023 play production season.   false   

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