HARTINGTON — School Board members took steps to ensure students will have the latest technology for their education at Hartington Public. Board members intend on participating in a Nebraska Technology Cooperative. The Cooperative will move forward if an adequate number of schools agree to work in a joint effort to secure funds through bonds. The Hartington School would establish a
HARTINGTON — Don’t tell Pat Flynn he is a longshot to win this May’s Republican Primary election for the U.S. Senate seat. Flynn is passionate about his belief that he would make an excellent U.S. Senator for Nebraska. He is so intent on the job he sold his insurance and investment business last year so he could focus full time
HARTINGTON — Joe Hish wants to give back to the city that means so much to him. Hish hopes to do just that by filing for a seat on the Hartington City Council. “This town has given me so much,” Hish said. “My heritage is here – I want to give back.” Hish believes his past experience working with industry
HARTINGTON — Cedar Catholic teacher Laura Bishop and Hartington teacher Brenda Buschkamp were selected during an FFA Week student vote to kiss a pig to help conclude National FFA Week activities here. Hartington kinderdartner Mani Lange was one of several students to take part in the FFA petting zoo at the ag shop on Thursday
At least two area basketball teams have qualified to complete in the state basketball tournaments. Wynot easily manhandled Mullen in the D2 girls basketball District final Friday in Basset. The Cedar Catholic boys basketball team escaped a knock down, drag out brawl with once-beaten Burwell Monday night in Battle Creek to advance to next week’s State Tournament
PIERCE — The Hartington Wildcats had no trouble with the Winside Wildcats in their opening round game of the SubDistrict tournament. Hartington raced to a 33-11 halftime lead and never looked back en route to a 70-25 win
HARTINGTON — The Wynot Blue Devils and Wausa Vikings locked in a real dog fight for the championship of the D2-5 SubDistrict Thursday at Cedar Catholic’s gym. This one took an extra period to decide the outcome as the Blue Devils would outscore the Vikings 5-0 in the overtime and earn the 45-40 win
LINCOLN — Despite a 21-3 season record, the defending Class D2 state champion Wynot Lady Devils only earned the sixth seed in the State Tournament. Wynot takes on third-seed Falls City Sacred Heart Thursday at 8:45 p.m. at Lincoln Southwest
WAUSA – Cedar Catholic defeated Crofton 55-43 Thursday for the SubDistrict C2-9 title. In Cedar’s first game of the tourney, the Trojans defeated Plainview 80-39. The Trojans got their offense started Thursday thanks to a Trevor Hamilton inside shot and a Zach Steffen basket. Cedar and Crofton then traded baskets evenly for most of the first frame until the Trojans
FREMONT — Susan R. Kingsley, 57, Fremont, lost her fight with ALS Feb. 18, 2012, at her home in Fremont. Visitation, with a Vigil Service and Rosary, was Feb. 23 at Moser Memorial Chapel, Fremont. Funeral Mass was Feb. 24 at St. Patrick’s Catholic Church, Fremont, with Rev. Jim Keiter officiating. Burial was Feb. 27, at Calvary Cemetery, Fremont
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