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Aiden Gubbels

HARTINGTON – The Hartington City Council is hopeful a new interpretation of how federal funds can be used will help it win support for a rural water proposal.

LAUREL – Two vehicles were repossessed and moved from the home of a Laurel couple accused of murder.

BELDEN – Voters recently received the chance to meet and greet the two candidates running for the District 2 seat on the Cedar County Board of Commissioners.

HARTINGTON – The speed limit on Highway 84 west of Hartington will soon be changing.

Todd Pinkelman

Katy Jones (above) does 'The Worm' to the delight of other students during Cedar Catholic's Prom Saturday night. (left) McKinlee Lammers, Katelyn Arens, Lyndsey Hamilton, Josie Heine, Bailey Hochstein and Lauren Potts pose for a photo at a quieter moment during the dance. For more photos, check out the page inside this week's Cedar County News, and the photo gallery at www.hartington.net.

HARTINGTON – Land plats, replats and zoning were the big issues at Monday’s Hartington City Council meeting.

The beginning of April brings us closer to the end of this year’s legislative session.

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A good bull is the cornerstone of any cow calf operation. 

WAYNE – Wayne State College’s An Evening of Choirs presents “On Beauty” an expression of beauty through song at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, April 18, in Ley Theatre, located in the Brandenburg Building. The performance is free and open to the public.

HARTINGTON – LifeServe Blood Center held a blood drive in Hartington March 28, with a great turnout of 41 donors registered and 43 units of life saving blood collected! The units donated at the blood drive can help save up to 129 lives.

ACTIVITIES: Wednesday, April 10: Catholic Communal Services, Chair Exercises, Dominoes, Current events, Open Centers, Puzzle Time.

COLERIDGE – The American Legion Post #114 and its Auxiliary Unit #114 held their monthly meeting April 1 at the Coleridge Community Building. The units jointly recited the Pledge of Allegiance and then they separated and held their monthly meetings.

HARTINGTON – Food Bank for the Heartland is partnering with Farm Credit Services of America to host a free Mobile Pantry in Hartington, Nebraska on April 24, from 4-6 p.m., or until food runs out, at the Cedar County Courthouse in Hartington.

HARTINGTON – The March 28 Local Working Group meeting was hosted by Lewis & Clark Natural Resources District and the Natural Resources Conservation Service. The meeting provides a platform for producers, stakeholders, and partner organizations from Cedar, Knox, and Dixon County to participate in the NRCS conservation planning efforts, to provide input on prioritization of local resource concerns, and to make recommendations to enhance programs and practices available through NRCS. In attendance were 15 local producers and representatives from a number of conservation organizations, including UNL Extension, NE Game and Parks Commission, NE Forest Service, Ponca Tribe of NE, Santee Sioux Nation, and the Farm Service Agency.