HARTINGTON — Cedar Catholic High School held its graduation ceremonies Friday for the Class of 2012. Father Jeff Loseke presents Brittany Duhachek with her diploma during the ceremonies. Megan Kaiser gets congratulations from friends and family in the reception line following the event. More photos can be found inside this week’s Cedar County News
HARTINGTON — The Hartington Wildcats made a statement Wednesday. The Cats showed they have become a true track dynasty in every sense of the word by winning both the boys and girls District track titles here. This marks the third straight year the Hartington boys have won the District track title. Hartington High will send 19 athletes to this week’s
HARTINGTON —A change will be made in the Safety Training Option Program which is a pretrial diversion program for traffic offenses. Cedar County Commissioners voted to approve the change, switching the conversion program from an eight-hour to a four-hour STOP class. After June 30, the eight-hour class will no longer be offered, only the four-hour class will be available
HARTINGTON — The Auto Hospital is a familiar place for the new owner. Alan Wortmann had been employed at the Auto Hospital for 25 years when he recently purchased the business from Diane Samelson. “It seems like nothing has changed. I have been walking through the door here every morning for 25 years,” Wortmann said
HARTINGTON — Cedar Catholic High School held its graduation ceremonies Friday for the Class of 2012. Father Jeff Loseke presents Brittany Duhachek with her diploma during the ceremonies. Megan Kaiser gets congratulations from friends and family in the reception line following the event. More photos can be found inside this week’s Cedar County News
HARTINGTON — Cedar Catholic will send five athletes to this week’s State Track Meet to compete in six different events. Logan Weinandt led the Cedar boys to a third-place finish in last week’s District track meet here. Weinandt won the discus and the long jump at Thursday’s meet. Weinandt wasn’t the only weight man to fare well at the District
CRETE — Mark Renter, 53, died in his home in Crete, May 8, 2012. No services are planned at this time. Mark Renter was born in Plainview, Jan. 4, 1959, to Howard and Jeraldine Renter. He graduated from high school in Laurel. He learned much of what he knew about cutting meat from his father and continued to work in
HARTINGTON —A change will be made in the Safety Training Option Program which is a pretrial diversion program for traffic offenses. Cedar County Commissioners voted to approve the change, switching the conversion program from an eight-hour to a four-hour STOP class. After June 30, the eight-hour class will no longer be offered, only the four-hour class will be available
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