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Jan. 24,1990 HARTINGTON — Stop-n-Go convenience store located in the old Tooties building, recently opened for business. Besides offering grocery items, packaged beer, pop, ice, health and beauty aid items, it carries sandwiches, donuts and coffee.
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HARTINGTON — Dave McGregor was re-elected as the Cedar County Commission Chairman Jan. 14 during the County’s annual reorganizational meeting. Craig Bartels was reappointed as Vice Chairman.
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NORTH SIOUX CITY — The Cedar Catholic Trojans traveled to South Dakota to take on one of that state’s best midsized teams Thursday.
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HARTINGTON — Two up and coming new country music acts will headline this year’s Cedar County Fair. Lanco will perform at the Cedar County Fairgrounds Friday, July 17.
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LINCOLN — One person was killed in a two-vehicle crash on Interstate 80 Friday near Hershey. The fatal crash was among more than 200 weather-related incidents that troopers responded to Friday.
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ATKINSON — Cedar Catholic senior Eric Hoesing hit a big milestone last week. Hoesing, the school’s alltime wins leader in wrestling, recorded his 100th win when he pinned Crofton-Bloomfield’s Hunter Hegge in :52 in Thursday’s Triangular.
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HARTINGTON — The Lewis & Clark Conference Honor Band will be held at Hartington Newcastle Public School on Saturday, Jan. 25. Students will start the day with chair placement auditions.
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NIOBRARA — The Wynot Lady Blue Devils continued their winning ways on Tuesday night as they mauled the Niobrara-Verdigre Lady Cougars 58-30.
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