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CLINTON – Dorothy C. Korver, 81, Clinton, died Oct. 22, 2023, at her home. In following Dorothy’s wishes, cremation rites will be accorded. A gathering of family and friends took Oct. 28 at the Pape Funeral Home. Dorothy was born in Laurel, Dec. 7, 1941, the daughter of John D. and Marjorie M. (Klocke) Kint. She graduated from St. Francis School, Randolph. Dorothy married Gary Korver June 21, 1974, in Atlantic, Iowa. Dorothy worked in the insurance business in Charter Oak, Iowa, and Phoenix, Ariz., for 20 years. In her retirement years, she enjoyed working at the Mississippi Belle, Clinton. She was a dedicated homemaker and avid landscaper of her yard which was envied by all. She enjoyed collecting angels and a multitude of antiques. Dorothy was a very caring, social and compassionate person, who thoroughly loved her family and friends.

JoAnn Poppe

HARTINGTON – Nebraska 4-H recognizes and awards individuals for outstanding achievement and contributions to their community, club and their own personal development. Cedar County 4-H recognized two such individuals Oct.22, at the Cedar County 4-H Council meeting.

MADISON – The Omaha Archdiocese Council of Catholic Women (OACCW) will hold its fall meeting Nov. 14 at Charity Hall (formerly KC Hall), Madison, hosted by RC Deanery.

HARTINGTON - Another individual faces charges related to thefts of center pivot wiring in Cedar County.

STANTON - A Laurel man has been arrested after he allegedly fled during a traffic stop in Wayne County.

A question I’ve been asked lately evolves using alfalfa this late in the year. real cold and snow finally here, the window beneficial use is closing rapidly. However, the topic is still worth discussing.

WYNOT – Wynot grabbed a spot in the D2 State Volleyball Championships this week with a three-set sweep over Howells-Dodge in the D2-5 District game.

WYNOT – The Wynot Blue Devils showed off their offensive firepower as they hosted the Mullen Broncos in the second round of the D2 state football playoffs Friday afternoon.

HARTINGTON – Two long-time Lady Trojans volleyball team seniors have etched their ways into the Cedar Catholic history books.   false

ORD – A heartbreaking play in the final minutes sent Cedar Catholic to the sidelines of the 2023 Class C2 Football Playoffs here Oct. 27 as the Trojans fell to the Chanticleers, 18-13.

CROFTON - Cedar Catholic was the third seed in the C2-5 Sub-District Volleyball Tournament here on Oct. 24, which the seeding didn’t matter.

Battle for the title

Good Luck at State

LAUREL – To go the distance on or off the court, field, mat or track, you need someone to run interference – to clear the way.

Joel (Joey) Johnson got some help to bring in the harvest from friends, family and a national farm group last week. Johnson was diagnosed with a cancerous tumor on his spine approximately four months ago. He underwent surgery and spent two months in an Omaha hospital. After spending some time at home, he and his wife, Angela, are now in Boston where Joey will receive radiation treatments for the next two months. Farm Rescue volunteer Dave Parker, Jayden Pick, Jerry Johnson and Farm Rescue volunteer Lance Wach (left) stand beside the Farm Rescue semi brought in to help with the Johnson harvest.

HARTINGTON – A Louisiana man’s murder case will continue into next year.

CONCORD – The University of Nebraska-Lincoln Haskell Ag Lab will be offering a Home Canning Workshop on Saturday, Nov. 4.

LAUREL – The Laurel-Concord-Coleridge Bears ended the 2023 campaign with a 3-5 record on the gridiron, which was not what they had hoped for, but a closer look at the season’s results shows they weren’t far off from what they had hoped.

LINCOLN – The lingering effects of Nebraska’s multiyear drought likely are to have an impact on this year’s pheasant hunting opportunities.

HARTINGTON – The Cedar County 4-H Sharp Shooters Archery program takes aim at helping youth learn to safely and responsibly handle a bow and arrow.