FFA Chapter gearing up for State
HARTINGTON — The Hartington FFA Chapter will head to the State FFA Convention in Lincoln Wednesday. Details of their progress will be updated here each day
Archive for March, 2008
Cedar Jr. High Puts on Play
HARTINGTON Cedar Catholic Jr. High School put on a school play and concert at the Holy Trinity Gym Thursday. Cedar Catholic eighth grader Mitch Heine played the lead role of Tom Sawyer for the play. The play was directed by Cedar Catholic music teacher JoAnne Hamilton. Colby Wieseler played Tom’s friend Huck Finn. See the next page for more photos
Cedar Golf Team Looks for Good Year
HARTINGTON — The Cedar Catholic golf team is hoping to improve upon its fifth-place state finish this year. The Cedar golf team is slated to start its 10-meet season April 3 with a triangular here. Cedar is scheduled to host Stanton and Norfolk Catholic in the season-opening meet at the Hartington Golf Club
Obituary – Lucy Merkel
CROFTON — Lucy T. Merkel, 93, Crofton, died March 25, 2008 at the Avera Yankton Care Center, Yankton, S.D. Visitation, with a rosary and wake service, were March 28 at the Kostel Funeral Home and Crematory, Yankton, and resumed one hour prior to the service at the church. Mass of Christian Burial March 29 at St. Boniface Catholic Church, Menominee,
Obituary – Ralph Leise
HARTINGTON — Ralph Joseph Leise, 80, Hartington, died of a heart attack March 25, 2008, at Avera Sacred Heart Hospital, Yankton, S.D. Visitation, with a rosary and vigil service, was March 28 at Holy Trinity Catholic Church, Hartington. Arrangements were under the direction of the Wintz Funeral Home, Hartington. Mass of Christian Burial was March 29 at Holy Trinity Catholic
Hiking Trail is Step Closer to Reality
HARTINGTON — The Meridian Bridge Hiking Trail took another step closer to reality last week. The Lewis and Clark NRD board voted to accept the Meridian Trail/Dept. of Roads program Agreement at Thursday night’s meeting
Park Board, City Talk Issues
HARTINGTON — Park Board President Jerry Wintz met with Hartington City Council members Monday. Wintz went over the proposed 2008 salaries, along with the previous year’s salaries for the employees at the swimming pool
Vets Memorial to be Moved
Hartington — Cedar County Commissioners agreed Tuesday to spend $36,801 to move the Cedar County Veteran’s Memorial Monument. The monument is presently located on the northeast corner of the courthouse lot. The monument will be moved to the south side of the courthouse so a new addition can be built on the northwest side of the courthouse
County workers aid Museum
HARTINGTON — The Cedar County Historical Society Museum got some much needed help from the county recently. County workers joined with Cedar County Historical Society members for spring cleaning last week. Workers from the three Cedar County road department districts all rolled up their sleeves and offered their help
Animal Hospital gets green light
Hartington — There were no objections during a 10-minute Hartington City Council public hearing Monday concerning the rezoning of land for an animal hospital. No one attended the hearing to appose a change in zoning which will allow an Animal Hospital to be located within the city limits. The location for the proposed animal hospital is on the east side
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