TILDEN — The Cedar Catholic volleyball team stumbled out of the gates in the 2008 season-opener. Cedar dropped a two-set loss to Elkhorn Valley and then fell in a two-set loss to Battle Creek. The Elkhorn Valley Lady Falcons earned a 25-12, 25-12 decision over Cedar. Battle Creek then defeated Cedar 25-21, 25-15. The Cedar defense showed its rust early
LINCOLN — Nebraska students continued their academic achievement this year, scoring an average 22.1 on the ACT college entrance exam, according to the ACT national score report. That’s a percentage point higher than the national average, though it is the same average score for Nebraskans as last year. However, since 2004, Nebraska students have raised their ACT scores by 0.4
HARTINGTON Northeast Equipment in Hartington will host Friday’s Chamber of Commerce Coffee. The eent is slated to begin at 9:30 a.m
COLERIDGE — After receiving a face-lift earlier this summer the old Coleridge Hotel may come tumbling down. It may not be safe to allow the brick building on the corner of Main and Broadway streets to stand much longer. The area and sidewalk around the building is now roped off with yellow barricade tape for safety reasons. “The walls are
HARTINGTON — Another new business will be locating in downtown Hartington soon. The Hartington City Council gave its approval on a sign permit for Ultimate Communications, which will be located in the former Arnie’s Market building on Broadway Street. Ultimate Communications, which will provide Alltel service and cell phones, will be open all day Monday through Friday and also be
YANKTON, S.D. — A TransCanada Corp. official says work should start by mid-October on the Keystone crude oil pipeline’s Missouri River crossing. TransCanada spokesman Jeff Rauh told the Yankton City Commission Monday the crossing would take six to eight weeks to complete. “In terms of size of the operation, it will involve a dozen or so folks,’’ he said. “It
HARTINGTON — Cedar County Commissioners made a few more decisions Aug. 26 concerning the courthouse addition and renovation project. RaDec Construction President Ed Bottolfsen met with the Commissioners and updated them on the work. A well is already down and workers will begin digging another well which is needed for the heating and cooling system
HARTINGTON — People who may have objections or concerns about the way local governments spend their tax dollars will soon have a chance to air those concerns. All local taxing entities have scheduled budget hearings. That means all area school boards, village boards, city councils, the NRD, Ag Society and even the County and local Airport Authority, will hold public
HARTINGTON — Cedar Catholic and Hartington Public School are both ranked in pre-season high school football polls. Hartington High School debuts in the Huskerland Prep Report pre-season poll in eighth place in Class D1. The Cedar Catholic Trojans are looking to rebuild after finishing the 2007 season with a school record 10-2 record and second and third-place rankings in statewide
WAKEFIELD — Cedar Catholic opened the 2008 girls’ golf season with a fifth-place finish in the season-opening Wakefield Invitational Friday. Crofton outshot Humphrey St. Francis 411-413 to win the team title at Wakefield Friday. Elkhorn Valley was third in the team race with a
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