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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

LINCOLN – The University of Nebraska-Lincoln conferred 3,566 degrees during commencement exercises May 3, 17 and 18 The 3,484 graduates are from 64 countries; 46 U.S. states and Puerto Rico; and about 230 Nebraska communities including Randolph.

LAVISTA – Mark Linville, president and CEO of First State Bank in Randolph, was selected as the chair-elect of the Nebraska Bankers Association during the association’s annual convention in La Vista. He will assume the position of NBA Chair in May 2025.

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Guess Who

RANDOLPH – Bryson Eledge brought his “A” game in the latter half of his senior-year season to drive his way to the state golf tournament.

State Track and Field

Commencement ceremonies were held Saturday for the Cedar Catholic High School Class of 2024. (top, left) Cedar Catholic Principal Dan Hoesing addresses the class as they await their diplomas. (above) Annika Kuehn gives a thumbs up as she makes her final preparations before the ceremony begins. (far left) Father Owen Korte hugs Harrison Kuehn after escorting him into the gym. (left) Tavious Pinkelman makes sure his mortar board is on just right.

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