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HARTINGTON – Cedar County has approved the replacement of a bridge that is part of a two-project bundle with Knox County.

HARTINGTON – If you travel around this corner of the state taking in golf meets most of the spring, or you are getting a little long in the tooth, there's a well-kept secret being kept here at the Hartington Golf Club – well, maybe not so much a secret as it is an unspoken fact.

LINCOLN – The Nebraska Judicial Resources Commission decided Friday that a judicial vacancy exists in the Sixth Judicial District and should be filled after the retirement of Judge Doug Luebe.

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Mickey Hopkins LAUREL – Funeral services for Marilyn “Mickey” Hopkins, 84, Laurel, was June 16 at United Methodist Church, Laurel. Pastor Doug Collins ociated.

HARTINGTON – Linus A. Lammers, 97, Hartington, died June 13, 2023, at the Arbor Care Center, Hartington.

Terrance Buschelman BELLEVUE – Terrance G. Buschelman Lt. Col. U.S. Marines (Ret.) died May 23, 2023.

LINCOLN – Raymond F. Hegert Jr., 88, Lincoln, formerly of Hartington, died June 18, 2023, at Gateway Vista Assisted Living, Lincoln.

LAUREL – Mary Rae McCorkindale, 82, Norfolk, formerly of Laurel, died June 18, 2023, at her residence under hospice care.

FREMONT – Joel Robert Parks, 75, Fremont died April 28, 2023, at Pathfinder Place, Fremont Celebrations of Joel’s life will be held in Pawnee City June 30, at the Schilling Bridge Winery, from 3-7 p.m., with a short presentation at 3:15 p.m., and in Fremont July 1, at the Fremont Golf Club, from 2- 5 p.m., with a short presentation at 3 p.m. Friends, family, former colleagues and students are welcome in either location to share light refreshments, stories, and terrible puns in Joel’s memory.

CARROLL – Funeral Services for Donald F. Liedman, 82, Carroll, are currently pending with Hasemann Funeral Home, Wayne.

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HARTINGTON – Hartington Golf Club clubhouse manager Keith Holm and his girlfriend, Kathy Roden, are really enjoying the decision they made to come back to Nebraska.

LINCOLN – A push for the nation’s next farm bill came Monday to the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, as part of a rare joint visit by the entire state congressional delegation.

Murder in a small town is always big news but a double homicide comes as a real shocker, especially when one of the victims is a prominent citizen.

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