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LAUREL – The newest “branch” of Security Bank opened for business for the first time Oct. 3.

WAYNE – The Wayne Area Chapter of Ducks Unlimited will host its 19th annual Auction and Member Banquet fundraiser for wetlands and waterfowl conservation on Nov. 3.

WAYNE – The Laurel-Concord-Coleridge Lady Bears golf team missed a second-straight trip to the Class C State Golf Championships this week, coming in one spot out of the top three teams at the C-3 District Golf Tournament held on Oct. 4 at Wayne Country Club.

LAUREL – Laurel-Concord-Coleridge dropped its fourth game of the football season Oct. 6 when Hartington-Newcastle came to town with a 2-4 record.

WAUSA – The Laurel-Concord-Coleridge cross country teams ran Oct. 6 in the Lewis & Clark Conference Cross Country Meet.

NORFOLK – Mary Rae McCorkindale, 82, Norfolk, formerly of Laurel, died June 18, 2023, at her residence, surrounded by her family.

BOW VALLEY – Mary Stella Kuehler, 97. Bow Valley, died Oct. 7, 2023, at the Arbor Care Center, Hartington.

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RANDOLPH – Splashes of color, patterns of design and stories of creativity will fill the United Methodist Church of Randolph when Diane Gubbels, Coleridge, shares her “Stories of Inspiration” quilt program.   false

WAYNE – A Laurel woman will spend months in jail and years on probation for using an elderly resident’s credit card without permission while working at a Wayne assisted living center.

WAYNE – The Wayne Area Chapter of Ducks Unlimited will host its 19th annual Auction and Member Banquet fundraiser for wetlands and waterfowl conservation on Friday, Nov. 3.

RANDOLPH - The Randolph Lady Cardinals volleyball team is not going to leave the 2023 campaign without putting up a fight to the very last bump, set and spike.

RANDOLPH - A difficult loss against Creighton has thrown the Randolph Cardinals football playoff hopes into what-if mode.

WAUSA – Randolph’s cross country team competed in the Bloomfield Invite/Lewis & Clark Conference meet Friday. In a week’s time the weather changed from warm to cold and windy. Many runners layered with a sweatshirt underneath their jersey for Friday’s race.

HARTINGTON – Cedar County Transit is looking to hire more help.

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WASHINGTON, D.C. – The Cedar County News was one of just three Nebraska newspapers to pick up national honors........   false   

Wynot Public School students celebrated Homecoming Week with.....   false   

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