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Feb. 23, 1994

Commissioners get an update on area bridge inspections

Discovery ongoing in Phillips murder case   false

BLOOMFIELD – Several law enforcement agencies are investigating a double homicide here Tuesday morning.   false

Capitol View

It looks like Hartington residents will get a chance this spring to make some big decisions about our community’s future.

Dist. 40 Report

While forage crops may not always be the main product for most producers, they do play an important role in our production systems, particularly for those of us who own livestock. We take time every year to look at crop yields and pick the varieties of corn and beans to plant or take time with catalogs and sales to find the right bull for our cows. Don’t forget in your planning this year to give time and consideration to forages as well.

Pastoral Points

HARTINGTON – Cedar County 4-H will be celebrating February as Nebraska’s

WAYNE – Kennedy Gotch, a senior at Hartington-Newcastle High School, is the recipient of the Neihardt Scholarship at Wayne State College, beginning fall 2024.

COLERIDGE – The Coleridge Feb. 14 blood drive had a great turnout, with 15 donors and 19 units of life saving blood collected. The units donated at the blood drive can help save up to 57 lives.

PARK VIEW HAVEN ACTIVITIES: Wednesday, Feb. 21: Catholic Communion, Chair Exercise, Cognitive Activities, Current Events, Open Centers.

Valentine’s Day Royalty

COLERIDGE – The American Legion Post #114 and its Auxiliary Unit #114 held their monthly meeting Feb. 5 at the Coleridge Community Building. The units jointly recited the Pledge of Allegiance and then they separated and held their monthly meetings.

HARTINGTONNEWCASTLE SCHOOLS Thursday, Feb. 22: Breakfast: Breakfast Pizza, Fruit, Juice, Milk; Lunch: Tetrazzini, Breadstick, Fresh Veggies, Pears, Milk.

WAYNE – Wayne State College’s Language and Literature Department, the School of Arts and Humanities, and the WSC Press are will host the Plains Writers Series, featuring Julie S. Paschold, Kelly Weber, and Neil Harrison on Thursday, Feb. 29, at Wayne State.

WAUSA – Several Cedar County high school students continue to be busy speaking at weekly speech meets during the 2024 season.

CROFTON – The Hartington-Newcastle High School speech team talked its way to the top of another competition during the 2024 season.

Cedar Catholic wrestling team continues to set new school records

State Tournament Style