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LINCOLN – On Tuesday, the Hartington-Newcastle boys bowling team headed to the State finals after an impressive late push turned into a District title against the defending State champions and host Wayne.

ATKINSON – The Cedar Catholic girls wrestling team made history recently as it competed in its first-ever postseason meet at West Holt in Atkinson last weekend.

WALTHILL – The fourth-seeded Wynot Blue Devils upset the top-seeded Walthill Blujays on Thursday night in Walthill.

WAYNE – The Wynot High School speech team earned a top-10 finish at the Wayne High/Wayne State Classic.

James Kressig

HARTINGTON – Is your child interested in learning or developing their skills in shooting a shotgun? Join the Cedar County 4-H Sharp Shooters to learn or develop their skills through the 4-H Shooting Sports project. Jeff Jones and Tim Loberg are certified leaders and volunteers willing to teach youth the disciplines of shotgun.

LAUREL - Laurel-Concord-Coleridge ended up third in the Lewis & Clark Conference Tournament.

LAUREL – The Laurel-Concord-Coleridge boys’ basketball team is in the middle of a four-game skid as it heads into the post-conference tournament segment of the season consisting of its final four regular season contests.

Laurel Recreation League sixth grade basketball team

Dexton Korth (above), son of Austin and Elle Korth, and Ridge Wessel (below right), daughter of Kyle and Courtney Wessel, puts some heart into their Valentine’s art project at Cardinal Kids Learning Center last week with varied results (below).

RANDOLPH – The next evolution of Randolph’s cardboard recycling may include composting.

RANDOLPH – The Osmond-Randolph Hawks faced another busy week in the Clark Division of the Lewis and Clark Conference Basketball Tournament.

OSMOND – Lewis and Clark Conference Basketball Tournament action resumed on Tuesday, Jan. 30, as the Osmond-Randolph Lady Hawks hosted the Winside Lady Wildcats in Osmond in the consolation bracket.

RANDOLPH –The end of the regular season for the Randolph wrestling program has provided a bright light for the Cardinals going into the stretch before the postseason.

Brekkin Schutt and Blakeley Brockman high-five members of Randolph’s wrestling team last week at Randolph Elementary.

LINCOLN – Nebraska’s Natural Resources Districts (NRDs) are actively taking orders for conservation tree seedlings, and the deadline to order is fast approaching.

Hartington is recognized as certified Neb. Creative District

HARTINGTON – Nebraska Extension in Cedar County has more impact on the area than people realize.

WYNOT – A fire on the roof of the Wynot Public Schools building led to the evacuation of students and staff Jan. 26, though the blaze turned out to be minor and no one was injured.

HARTINGTON – The Hartington Chamber of Commerce elected new officers and board members and announced dates for some annual community events during its annual Chamber banquet Sunday night.

HARTINGTON – Hartington Mayor Mark Becker told Hartington Chamber of Commerce members Sunday the City Council wants to get input on a community center, so the issue can go on the May primary election ballot.