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July 24, 2013

COLERIDGE – The Coleridge Community Club is inviting everyone to pig out for a good cause.

HARTINGTON – Elvis Presley was in the building July 19 during the Cedar County Fair Talent Contest – or at least a big fan of him was there.

HARTINGTON – An Omaha man faces a felony forgery charge after a Nebraska State Patrol investigation into his cashing of fraudulent checks in the area.

HARTINGTON – The Hartington City Council granted two more special liquor licenses Monday to accommodate the expected crowds for the Aug. 12 Hartington Dayz street dance.

Cedar County was founded 500 years after Christopher Columbus landed on an island in the Caribbean, planted a flag, and claimed the entire Western Hemisphere for the King and Queen of Spain.

Capitol View

Grammar Guy

Hartington Seniors play for tournament title

Tourney Action

HARTINGTON – Seventy-four golfers between the ages of six and 18 showed up at the Hartington Golf Course July 24 for the final stop on the Northeast Nebraska Junior Golf Tour before the season ends with a two-day championship event at the Norfolk Country Club Aug. 2 and 3.

PLAINVIEW – Six Hartington Pony League players competed in the Quad County All-Star Game held July 23 in Plainview.

WAYNE – The Hartington Dolphins have embraced the past and come away with another conference title in the swimming pool over this past weekend – a title their current coach and longtime participant in swimming in Hartington, Anna Reifenrath, was thrilled with.

CROFTON – The Crofton Bluejays advanced in the opening round of the South Dakota Class B Amateur Baseball District 5 on July 21 with a 12-6 win over the Wynot Expos to send Wynot to a consolation game.

Hartington’s Jaelen Lammers eyes the ball as it comes in high during action in Friday’s Area 1 baseball tournament game at Felber Park

Tyan Baller (5) celebrates with his Hartington American Legion Senior teammates after he scored the winning run in Sunday’s Area 1 baseball game against Crofton

Thursday Night Men’s Golf League July 20, 2023

UNL Extension

RANDOLPH – A Wausa man died in a three-vehicle crash July 20, near Randolph.

LINCOLN – The destructive emerald ash borer has been detected in two more Nebraska counties – Lincoln County, home of North Platte, and in the Shubert area of Nemaha County.

LINCOLN – The nomination process for the 2023 Nebraska Statewide Arboretum Awards is open now through Sept. 29.