HARTINGTON — U.S. Sen. Mike Johanns tried to give Hartington area residents Friday a better picture of the gloomy federal budget issue. Sen. Johanns’ stopped in Hartington for the Friday Chamber of Commerce Chamber Coffee at the Outdoorsmen Productions office on North Broadway. About 40 people attended the event, which featured a presentation complete with charts and graphs from Johanns.
Follow the link in the photo gallery to find pictures from the Missouri River Flooding by Gavin’s Point Dam. http://web.me.com/ccnews/Missouri_River_Flooding/Flooding.html
HARTINGTON – Golf-ball sized hail hit the Hartington area about 7:30 p.m. Saturdyay night. Cedar County was only on the edge of the storm, while Dixon, Dakota and Thurston counties faced the brunt of the storm. Western Iowa reported several tornado touch downs.
WYNOT — Wynot school district patrons are pinning their hopes on an, “all or none” decision by the Nebraska Supreme Court. Attorney David Domina, who represents several people from the Wynot School District that appealed the results of the action taken at three separate Freeholding Board meetings along with two district court hearings, was the speaker here Saturday for a
HARTINGTON — Former Neb. Governor and U.S. Secretary of State Mike Johanns will be in Hartington Wednesday to listen to citizens’ concersn. Johanns will appear at the Hartington Senior Center from 5:30-7 p.m. Wednesday. Johanns is running on the Republican ticket to replace Chuck Hagel in the U.S. Senate. Hagel announced earlier this year that he does not want to
HARTINGTON — Parades and celebrations bring out politicians and Hartington’s Q125 celebration was no exception. Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Scott Kleeb made a campaign stop here Sunday. He spent several hours in Hartington Sunday touring the car show, and visiting with people at the Hartington Senior Citizen Center and at Hartington’s Q125 headquarters
HARTINGTON — Cedar County set a record for futility Tuesday. Only 14 percent of the county’s registered voters cast ballots in Tuesday’s Primary Election. The average voter turnout over the past few years is about 38 percent said Cedar County Clerk Dave Dowling. Prior to the election, he had predicted a 25 percent voter turnout here. Dowling said the low
Park Entry will be free, too LINCOLN — Nebraska’s Free Fishing and Park Entry Day, Saturday, May 17, will be a chance for people to go fishing or visit a state park (SP) or state recreation area (SRA) and enjoy the experience without buying permits. Although no fishing or park entry permits will be required on the free day, all
LINCOLN – Cedar County News Co-Publisher Peggy Year was honored at a Friday banquet here for her role in community leadership. She was presented with a marble Harpst Leadership Nebraska plaque naming her as the, ”Nebraska Newspaper Publisher of the Year.” The award is richly deserved said Nebraska Press Association Executive Director Allen Beerman. “When Don Harpst Jr. established The
DENVER — Public Schools Spent $9,138 Per Student in 2006 School districts in the United States spent an average of $9,138 per student in fiscal year 2006, an increase of $437 from 2005, according to a U.S. Census Bureau report released today. Public Education Finances: 2006 offers a comprehensive look at the revenues and expenditures of public school districts at
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