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LINCOLN – The former city clerk in Ponca now stands charged with three criminal offenses for allegedly destroying several years worth of the city’s financial records just prior to her dismissal 16 months ago.

LINCOLN – The Nebraska Department of Agriculture’s Poultry Photo Contest is currently accepting entries from poultry-raising 4-H and FFA members.

SIDNEY – Brodie Mitchell and Alexys Hurt sat at a table inside a cozy coffee shop just off Interstate 80, sipping specialty drinks and discussing their decision to pursue a health care career.

WAYNE – In conjunction with the Wayne Chicken Show, Wayne State College will present five planetarium shows on Saturday, July 13. Admission is free and open to the public, but free-will donations are accepted.

RANDOLPH - Randolph’s 2024 Community Fair will serve up a dose of tradition, alongside two events new last year and add a splash of tiedye or Hawaiian print for good measure.

HARTINGTON – If these walls could speak, there would be chatter about brides in exquisite white lace and grooms in traditional black and white suits with bow ties.

RANDOLPH – Randolph Public Schools is checking off projects on its back-to-school list.

RANDOLPH – Many students, staff and fellow administrators at Randolph Public Schools already considered Elementary Principal Denton Beacom ‘outstanding’ but now he has the hardware to prove it.

Lighting up the sky

75 Years Ago - July 14, 1949 RANDOLPH – Randolph’s tax valuation of the 1949 assessment for real estate, personal tangible and intangible property and motor vehicles is $842,600, an increase of about $77,000 over last year.

Bringing home gold

Fourth fun

HARTINGTON – If these walls could speak, there would be chatter about brides in exquisite white lace and grooms in traditional black and white suits with bow ties.

HARTINGTON – Cedar County is searching for a new company to take aerial photos of properties throughout the county.

HARTINGTON – Charleen (Feilmeier) Meyer is a longtime homemaker who has worn many hats – mother, grandmother and author.

COLERIDGE - The Coleridge grocery store is scheduled to shut down permanently in August.