HARTINGTON — Nebraska’s highest court will have the final say in a Cedar County Freeholding Court case that has drug on for several years, now. The Freeholding issue, which has plagued the Wynot School District since 2006, will bypass the Nebraska Court of Appeals in favor of a direct decision at the Supreme Court level. In the Petition to Bypass,
web-gracie-biltoft-good.jpgweb-gracie-biltoft-good.jpg HARTINGTON — Area children enjoyed a huge Easter egg hunt Saturday afternoon at Felber Park. The annual event, sponsored by the Hartington Chamber of Commerce and organized by Burnell Herbolscheimer, was once again a big hit with the youngs. Everyon had to bundle up with hats and mittens, but they all still managed to have fun, especially when the
WAYNE — Hartington’s Zach Bakke was in mid-season form in last week’s season-opening track meet as he walked away from the meet with a pair of golds and one silver medal. The HPS junior speedster earned first-place honors in the 55-meter dash with a time of 6.91. He also earned gold in the long jump at the Wayne State College
CROFTON — Dora A. Myrand, age 89, of Crofton, died on Thursday, March 20, 2008 at the Good Samaritan Center in Bloomfield. Mass of Christian Burial will be on Monday, March 24, 2008 at 10:00 am at the St. Rose of Lima Catholic Church in Crofton with Rev. Joseph Broudou officiating. Burial will be in the St. Rose of Lima
Hartington area residents have been busy dressing up the town for the Q125 celebration, which will be held over the Memorial Day weekend this year. NPPD personnel spent time last week helping the town get ready by hanging new banners on the light poles
HARTINGTON — It’s time for women of all ages to exercise the Women’s rights that our ancestors fought so hard to give us. We can’t let the men have more fun than us. The local men have formed many Chapters for Brothers of the Brush. So Ladies, it’s time for us to join in the fun. An informational and organizational
HARTINGTON — Hartington School Board members were asked last week to create a permanent space for a band room at the school. Currently, band students have to move their instruments from storage and set up in the Commons area. “We need a band room,” said Julie Fuelberth. “When we have someone as passionate as our band instructor we need to
LINCOLN — Ed Hosch, Hartington, won $10,003 playing Powerball from the Nebraska Lottery. There were more than 32,000 Nebraska Lottery Lotto winners in the Wednesday, March 12, drawings. Among these winners was Hosch, who purchased his winning Powerball ticket at Stop N Go, 605 N Robinson Avenue in Hartington. The five-play quick pick ticket contained one play with four of
SOUTH YANKTON — The Corps of Discovery Welcome Center and the state’s other Welcome Centers will be openfo the season. The Corps of Discovery Welcome Center, located on a bluff on Highway 81 three miles south of the Missouri River, will have three state guides on staff for the new tourist season
LAUREL ¬– March is National Colorectal Cancer Awareness month and residents of Cedar County met March 10 to help raise money for the American Cancer Society. Cedar County Relay for Life team captains and committee members met to share ideas and to hear about activities planned for the seventh annual Relay For Life of Cedar County, which will be held
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