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HARTINGTON — The former Wynot Village Clerk made her first court appearance Wednesday on felony theft charges. Rose Rolfes, 71, stands accused of Class IV Felony Theft by Deception of between $1,500 and $4,999.
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Hartington area residents woke up Friday morning to find themselves in the midst of another snow storm. When it was all said and done, four-and-a-half inches of snow fell on
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KEARNEY — Cedar Catholic students Mathew Rokusek, Elena Paltz and Kurtis Kathol are several students of 101 high schools in Nebraska and Kansas who will participate in the annual Honor Band and Choral Clinic hosted by the University of Nebraska at Kearney’s Department of Music, Theatre and Dance.
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HARTINGTON — The Hartington-Newcastle Wildcats pulled away in the second half last Thursday to earn a 62-50 Lewis and Clark Conference win over the visiting Homer Knights.
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GOTHENBURG — Coleridge native Don Graham was recently honored by the PGA. Don Graham, PGA, Head Golf Professional at Wild Horse G.C. in Gothenburg, was selected for the Section’s highest honor bestowed on a PGA Member as the 2019 Nebraska Section PGA Golf Professional of the Year.
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CEDAR CATHOLIC Games this Week: Friday vs. Wayne; Saturday vs. GACC Outlook: The Trojans got one game in and fell 6-3 with a loss to a top South Dakota program.
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HARTINGTON — The Hartington-Newcastle Lady Wildcats split a pair of Lewis and Clark Conference games last week.
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HARTINGTON — The fate of Cedar County Surveyor Tim Gobel was on the line last week. As required by state law, the County held a public meeting to hear comments to determine if the County should have an elected Surveyor if they should do away with the slot and simply appoint a surveyor.
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