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RANDOLPH – Randolph volleyball has always been reliable for being a competitive team that will make things interesting for anyone who plays them.

RANDOLPH - Aiming for a change of fortune, the Randolph Cardinals football team entered last week’s season opener with optimism and came away with some even if the result wasn’t ideal.

HARTINGTON - A South Dakota man has been arrested and charged with cutting wire from a center pivot irrigation system in Hartington.

Allory Olson and Kody Dockhorn were the lucky recipients of fire truck ride for the first day of the

DAKOTA CITY – Two local candidates seeking to be the next county court judge in the region were not selected to move on to the next step in the process.

HARTINGTON – Hartington will soon have a new place that offers Mexican food.

HARTINGTON – The cost of school lunches is going up again, but only for adults who eat at the school.

LINCOLN – Nebraska Public Media digs into the state’s volleyball culture with a look at some of the powerhouse programs in “State of Volleyball: 2023 Fall Preview.” It premieres at 8 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 24 on Nebraska Public Media.

NORFOLK – The Northeast Community College volleyball team has a roster filled with 16 Nebraskans and has what they hope to be a perfect mix of newcomers and returners. The eight freshmen and eight sophomores will hit the court for the first time in a competitive game together at 9 a.m. Friday in Garden City, Kan. when they will take on Frank Phillips College in the Scooter’s Coffee Invitational.

COLERIDGE – The Coleridge Area Fund Advisory Committee recently awarded four grants from its Unrestricted Endowment Account to local worthy causes that are improving quality of life for those living in the Coleridge area.

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LAUREL – A year after a quadruple murder here shocked area residents, Cedar County is still collecting bills from the incident.

DAKOTA CITY - Two local candidates seeking to be the next county court judge were not selected to move on to the next step in the process.

NORFOLK – The Lower Elkhorn Natural Resources District Board of Directors voted on July 27 to move forward and sign a contract with Houston Engineering to incorporate the Battle Creek Hydraulic Analysis Alternative into the Battle Creek Watershed & Flood Prevention Operations Plan.

COLERIDGE– Annette Sudbeck, Chair of the Coleridge Area Fund Advisory Committee recently announced four grants from its Unrestricted Endowment Account to local worthy causes that are improving quality of life for those living in the Coleridge area.

DIXON – Northeast Nebraska Telephone Company recognized the Village of Dixon, as a Smart Rural Community during a presentation Aug. 2 at the Dixon Fire Hall during an NNTC open house.

RANDOLPH – The Randolph City Council voted to close more street parking near the Cardinal Kids Learning Center due to concerns from a semi-truck driver who lives nearby.

DAKOTA CITY – Two local candidates seeking to be the next county court judge in the region were not selected to move on to the next step in the process.