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(Above) Mason Newsam

A family movie night makes for a great way for families to bond and enjoy some relaxing time together. Such nights are a tradition in households across the globe, and they can even become a fun way for extended families to celebrate the holiday days together. When hosting overnight guests this holiday season, hosts can plan a family movie night and line up any of these family-friendly holiday movies.

Holiday lights are now everywhere come the holiday season.

Christmas carols can be heard far and wide from Thanksgiving weekend through Christmas Day.

LCC students put on their annual Christmas concert last Thursday at the LCC gym. (top, back row) Abigail Bors, Colston Hahne, Abel Potosnyak, Brock Pinkelman, (middle row)........   false

LAUREL – Faculty, staff, administrators, students and parents may describe Laurel-Concord-Coleridge School as “good,” “great,” or even “excellent.”

HARTINGTON – The Cedar County Fair has once again booked some big name entertainment for its Cedarstock summer concert series.

RANDOLPH – Daniel B. “Dan” Meyer, 67, Randolph, died Dec. 17,

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CROFTON – Karen Donner, 71, Crofton, died Dec. 17, 2023, at her residence under Hospice care. Funeral services are pending at the Wintz Funeral Home, Crofton.

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LAUREL – Laurel-Concord-Coleridge’s school board members may make a decision on pursuing membership in a new activity and athletic conference at its next regular meeting.

LAUREL – The Laurel-Concord-Coleridge boys basketball team split two games over the past week with a 57-44 loss to Ponca for LCC’s first loss of the season and a 51-45 win over Plainview in overtime.

LAUREL – The Laurel-Concord-Coleridge girls basketball team earned two more wins in the young season to improve to 5-1 with just one game remaining on the pre-holiday slate before the moratorium.

It wouldn’t be the holidays without music to help set the mood and the Laurel-Concord-Coleridge elementary kids did their best to do just that at the LCC annual holiday concert. Students Aleithia Quanbeck, Rylen Christiansen, Hadassah Kossler and Alma White (top left) performed as a quartet, while (above) Brooklyn Lawyer, (back) Lena Brummels and Elizabeth Kneifl (front) supplement on the tambourine. Crew Koch, Taylor Funk and Colt Thompson (left) sing and dance their way to the holidays.

Randolph’s kindergartners and first-graders took some time to write their wishes to Santa......   false

LAUREL – Neal M. Stone, 86, Laurel, died Dec. 4, 2023, at Bryan Medical Center West Campus, Lincoln, ending his courageous battle with dementia. He was surrounded by his loving wife and children.

RANDOLPH –It was a busy weekend for Randolph wrestling as both the boys and girls were able to partake in plenty of contentious tournaments.

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