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LAUREL – The next Laurel Community blood drive is scheduled for Tuesday, March 19.

Staying busy

LAUREL – The decision by Laurel-Concord-Coleridge and two other area schools to leave the Lewis and Clark Conference is causing a bit of a domino affect.

HARTINGTON – The LCC Bears showed Thursday they never give up – no matter how bad things look.

NIOBRARA – People may experience the sharp-tailed grouse mating dance from a new viewing blind at Niobrara State Park.

CROFTON – People planning to launch boats in Nebraska this spring should beware of low-water conditions.

HARTINGTON – With only a few days left to file, only one person has put his name in to succeed Craig Bartels as the District 2 Cedar County commissioner.

HARTINGTON – Lawyers for a Laurel woman accused of murder are seeking to suppress statements she made to law enforcement.

KEARNEY – The 66th Nebraska Agri-Business Exposition was held recently in Kearney.

HARTINGTON – A judge ruled certain evidence inadmissible in the case of a Louisiana man accused of murder at a Hartington worksite last year.

RANDOLPH – Randolph school board members have plenty to think about after a school facilities review and tour outlined potential school building improvements.

RANDOLPH – Ted Stubbs found his three years serving on the Randolph City Council eye-opening.

RANDOLPH – Justin Guenther and Chloe Meyer transformed into Jim Pickles and Babs Buttlebee as the Randolph High School speech team made its debut appearance over the weekend.

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Fantastic gymnastics

RANDOLPH – LifeServe Blood Center held a blood drive in Randolph on Feb. 20, and had 18 donors donate and 20 units of life saving blood were collected.

Eliza Eddie Rotherham SIOUX CITY, Iowa – Michael and Katie Rotherham, Ponca, welcomed a daughter, Eliza Eddie Rotherham, born on Jan. 29, 2024, at St. Luke’s hospital in Sioux City, Iowa.

HARTINGTON – The Osmond-Randolph Hawks ended its season with a tough loss in the Subdistrict opener last week.

RANDOLPH –The 2023-2024 Hawks started basketball practice Nov. 13. Twenty one girls from Osmond and Randolph made up the team this year led by five seniors: Ella Scott, Caydence Krienert, Juliana Kumm, Anabelle Vinson, and Tessa Gardner. The Hawks finished with a 7-16 record this year. The Hawks finished as the Randolph Holiday Tournament Runner-up, third in the Wausa Post Holiday Tournament, and fifth in the Clark division of the Lewis and Clark Conference Tournament.

RANDOLPH –The youth wrestling season is nearing its end with only two weeks left.