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HARTINGTON – Work on asphalt overlay and box culvert projects throughout Cedar County is progressing.

LINCOLN – Eleven Nebraska nonprofits will get a piece of $4.87 million in state grants aimed at improving reading skills of elementary-age youths through mentoring programs.

HARTINGTON – Work at Cedar County’s new emergency communications tower site is nearly done.

Judge Francis Barron III

I sat straight up in bed the other night as I woke up in a cold sweat.

Capitol View

Grammar Guy

LAW LOG Sept. 16: Driver hits deer west of Obert.

UNL Extension

LINCOLN - The City of Randolph was ordered to stop enforcing its pitbull ordinance against a local woman and encouraged to resolve a federal court case through mediation.

CROFTON – Crofton Congregational Church is excited to announce “Stories of Inspiration” with quilt designer and artist, Diane Gubbels, Oct. 22. Diane’s “Fabric of Faith” quilt ministry presentation will begin at 10:15 a.m. Diane will share her God-given gifts of beauty and artful inspiration while sewing together the threads of her many “quilt block tales” touching the hearts of men and women, young and old, and people in all walks of life.

HOMER – It looked as though Wynot’s run to the Lewis & Clark Conference volleyball tournament title might fall one match short as Laurel-Concord-Coleridge came out of the gate in the best-of-five-sets match hitting on all cylinders.

HOMER – A very busy week turned into a very successful week for the Hartington-Newcastle Lady Wildcat volleyball team as they opened the week completing a sevengame winning streak before dropping a couple of matches in the Lewis & Clark Conference Tournament.

HARTINGTON – Hard work has paid off for two area volleyball players.

Mud Ball

WAYNE – The Hartington-Newcastle Lady Wildcats cross country team qualified for the Nebraska State Cross Country Championships on Oct. 20 at Kearney Country Club with a third-place showing at the C-3 District Meet held at Wayne Country Club on Oct. 11.   false

HARTINGTON – What seemed like a pipe dream just four weeks agobecame a reality last Friday night at the Hartington Community Complexas Hartington-Newcastle won its fourth consecutive football game to qualify for the postseason.

WYNOT – When two of the state’s top-rated football D2 teams meet, you can expect a real dogfight.

NORTH PLATTE – Maci Schommer represented the Cedar Catholic girls golf team at the 2023 Nebraska Class C State Golf Championships at Lake Maloney Golf Course in North Platte for the second time in her career.

ALBION - The Cedar Catholic volleyball team dropped its opening match in the Mid-State Conference Tournament to Battle Creek in four sets 25-22,16-25,13-25 and 17-25 to drop to 15-13 overall.

HARTINGTON – The Village of Coleridge and the Cedar County Historical Society recently received grant awards from the Cedar County Tourism Board.