HARTINGTON — Laney Folkers, daughter of Jason and Trista Folkers, finishes her dance routine with a great big “Ta Da,” during the performance of the participants of the Cedar Catholic High School’s Dance Team dance clinic Saturday. The Clinic culminated in a performance at half-time of the boys’ game against West Point Guardian Angels. Ella Brummer, first grade student at
HARTINGTON — Cedar Catholic’s bid for perfection ended at the hands of conference nemisis Wayne Friday. Cedar bounced back Saturday to hand another MidStates Conference foe, West Point Guardian Angels, a big 57-45 setback. Earlier in the week Cedar easily dismantled once-beaten Creighton 71-57. The Trojans now stand at 11-1 on the year
Rev. Gary Kimm, of the United Congregational Church, conducts a swearing-in ceremony during Sunday’s Hartington Chamber of Commerce annual banquet at the Hartington Golf Club. New directors and officers include Kristen Dendinger, Karma Schulte, Karen Flamig, Tom Becker, Kristi Bruning, Jason Dendinger and past president, Carrie Ponce. Not pictured are Dr. Roger Filips, Gary Howey, Karen Bonneau and Julie DeBlauw.
PIERCE — The Cedar Catholic Trojans completed a rare feat Friday. Cedar defeated the always-tough Pierce Blue Jays for the second straight time with a 51-46 overtime decision. The last time the two teams squared off the contest went to overtime as well. Cedar won a 54-52 overtime battle in the MidState Conference Tournament semifinals in Feb. 2011. The win
BATTLE CREEK — The Hartington Cedar Catholic wrestling team competed in a triangular and at the Battle Creek Tournament during action last week. Despite losing 38-36 to Crofton and falling 37-36 to West Holt, the Trojans fared very well in both matches, Coach John Freeman said. The team was only one or two breaks away from claiming both wins, he
HARTINGTON — The Wynot Lady Blue Devils claimed their second straight Classic title with a pair of games last week. The Hartington Lady Wildcats had all kinds of trouble handling the relentless full-court pressure of the Lady Devils in the first half of Friday’s title game of the Classic Tournament. Wynot would roll to a 28-9 halftime lead in route
HARTINGTON — Record temperatures have drawn quite a few local golfers to the Hartington Golf Course. Jerome Feilmeier watches as Marv Grindvold gets ready to swing last Thursday at the local course. The National Weather Service is predicting the heat wave will continue into this week with highs predicted for the 50s on several days, but just wait, it’s still
LAUREL — The Cedar Catholic Trojans kept their unbeaten streak alive last week with a 61-37 victory over Laurel-Concord-Coleridge. Cedar Catholic Coach Matt Steffen was pleased with the way his team performed. “Our kids, overall, did a nice job getting the win and we will now prepare for a difficult stretch of our season.”
HARTINGTON — The Classic Tournament had a distinctively blue look this year. The Wynot boys and girls Blue Devil basketball teams both picked up Classic Tournament titles in action here Friday. The Wynot boys defeated Bloomfield 57-35 for the title, while the Lady Blue Devils topped Hartington for the girls’ title
ELGIN— The Cedar Catholic wrestling program and a Cedar Catholic wrestler reached a couple of big milestones during action here last Saturday. Cedar Catholic picked up the first tourney trophy in the eight-year history of the program. Cedar earned runner-up honors at the Elgin Tourney, just four points out of first place. Cedar senior Tyler Loberg eclipsed Chad Koch as
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WYNOT — The Wynot Blue Devils kept up their winning ways going strong last week with two more victories. On Tuesday Wynot picked up another Lewis and Clark Conference win over the Allen Eagles. Wynot jumped out to a 14-6 first-quarter margin and then exploded for 24 second-quarter points to put some distance between themselves and the Eagles and finished
HARTINGTON — Board members re-organized for 2012 at the Hartington School Board meeting Jan. 16. Jason Dendinger will continue to serve as President for the Hartington School Board. Dendinger has started his 11th year as a school board member and has served as the president for four years, now. Colin Kathol was elected as vice-president and Brenda Steiner will remain
HARTINGTON — Laney Folkers, daughter of Jason and Trista Folkers, finishes her dance routine with a great big “Ta Da,” during the performance of the participants of the Cedar Catholic High School’s Dance Team dance clinic Saturday. The Clinic culminated in a performance at half-time of the boys’ game against West Point Guardian Angels. Ella Brummer, first grade student at
HARTINGTON — Board members re-organized for 2012 at the Hartington School Board meeting Jan. 16. Jason Dendinger will continue to serve as President for the Hartington School Board. Dendinger has started his 11th year as a school board member and has served as the president for four years, now. Colin Kathol was elected as vice-president and Brenda Steiner will remain
HARTINGTON — Holy Trinity sixth grader Alissa Miller, daughter of Chris and Rhonda Miller, gets set to put up a shot during halftime of last week’s Cedar Catholic basketball game with Creighton. Only a few weeks ago area kids were shooting hoops outside as temperatures broke records by hitting the 60s and 70s. Traditional January weather has returned, however, with
HARTINGTON — Bernice E. Miller, 95, Hartington, died Jan. 16, 2012, at the Autumn Winds Assisted Living facility, Hartington. Visitation, with a vigil service, followed by a P.E.O. service, were all held at the Wintz Funeral Home, Hartington. Visitation continued at the church one hour prior to services. Mass of Christian Burial was Jan. 19 at Holy Trinity Catholic Church,
HARTINGTON — Over 2,300 acres of land in the northern part of Cedar County was transferred to the Federal government in 2009 when the United States purchased land that included 5.5 miles of Missouri River frontage for over $10.5 million. The transfer caused a loss of over $51,000 in property taxes for Cedar County and other taxing entities in just
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