LAUREL – The May 14 primary election saw a majority of registered Laurel voters reject a local sales tax referendum that would have helpedacity-ownedcarecenter if it had been approved.
A recent column mentioned that Editor Allison’s son-in-law, Joseph E. Bullock, was the captain of a Liberty ship.
If your pasture had weed issues last year, chances are that some of those same plants will be making a comeback again.
ROYAL – The Grove Trout Rearing Station near Royal in Antelope County will close to visitors May 28-30 for maintenance and inspection of the diversion pond.
SEWARD – On May 4, Concordia University in Seward awarded undergraduate and graduate degrees to more than 475 graduates.
LINCOLN – Kaylee Donner is among 197 University of Nebraska-Lincoln graduating seniors who have completed the requirements to graduate from the University Honors Program in May.
LAUREL – Three area students will learn hands-on about U.S. citizenship and government this June.
OMAHA – The Laurel-Concord-Coleridge Bears and Lady Bears track teams sent three individuals to Omaha’s Burke Stadium for the 2024 Nebraska Track and Field Championships, with Class C competing on May 17 and 18.
LINCOLN – Several Laurel-Concord-Coleridge student-athletes were recently honored with postseason honors for the spring season.
HARTINGTON – A Laurel man wants to waive his personal appearance at trial where he is accused of four murders.
RANDOLPH – It’s “all hands on deck” to ready Randolph’s park and pool for the summer season.
Four candidates to face off in general
HARTINGTON – Mike Meier is ready to serve the citizens of Cedar County.
RANDOLPH – Ted Thelen may not be the next Randolph Public Schools Board member, but he feels any of the six candidates moving forward to the general election would serve the district well.
RANDOLPH–ThelocalVFWand American Legion will be hosting the annual Memorial Day program.
School’s out for summer
75 Years Ago - May 26, 1949 RANDOLPH – Randolph will again have a town band this summer and the band will give weekly concerts, it was announced this week.
Candidate offers sincere thanks
WAYNE – Fifth graders from northeast Nebraska enjoyed learning about all aspects of water at the 30th anniversary of AquaFest held May 6 and 7.
HARTINGTON – Construction on a bridge replacement project near Hartington is coming close to a conclusion.
End of the year recognition
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