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An exodus from Iowa to Nebraska was described May 8, 1858 in the S.C. Eagle:
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RANDOLPH — A group of community members are offering a helping hand with a plate of spaghetti. Reaching Out Around Randolph (R.O.A.R.) is sponsoring a spaghetti fundraiser to benefit Linda and Kim Dorschner of Randolph and help them take a bite out of some of their medical expenses.
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RANDOLPH — The Council elected Dennis Bazata as council president and approved a raise for City Administrator Ben Benton. His new salary will be $46,998 as set during the meeting on Dec. 2.
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HARTINGTON — Jim Neu, a ma who employed hundreds of area residents, while at the same time helping to put Hartington on the national map, has died at the age of 83.
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HARTINGTON — Local residents will soon see an increase in their cable television bills.
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LINCOLN — Nebraska fans are passionate about Husker sports and the game day experience. A new television documentary from NET, Nebraska’s PBS & NPR Stations, digs into the archives to explore how cheerleaders, dancers, mascots and the Cornhusker marching band contribute spirit and pride.
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RANDOLPH — The idea of a flood control project to get the community of Randolph out of the floodplain was one that had floated around these parts for over 30 years.
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HARTINGTON - A cut fiber optic line in southern Cedar County has caused an outage with some long distance and 911 calls.
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