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LINCOLN— The Cedar County News was honored Thursday as having the best digital presence of all Nebraska weekly newspapers.
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LINCOLN — Summer is in full swing and county fairs are right around the corner, but due to COVID-19 restrictions many are going forward with 4-H and livestock shows, but not carnivals and public events.
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HARTINGTON — The 134th Infantry Regiment Anti-Tank Company of Nebraska was part of the 35th Infantry Division during WWII. From the time the 134th Infantry Regiment landed at Omaha Beach on July 5 and 6, 1944 until they departed back to the Unite
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HARTINGTON — A group of area residents are doing their part to help promote Hartington and local Hartington businesses.
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YANKTON, S.D. — The Yankton Regional Aviation Association announces the opening for applications for the Bud Becker Memorial Flight Training Scholarship.
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July 2, 1915
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Frederick Pinkelman, Dr. Roger Filips, Kathy Young, Jim Hans, Chuck Bonertz, Larry Starman, Danni Thoene, Karen Thoene, Nadene Ketter and Maurice Ketter were present when Dr. Filips, Filips Vision Source, Hartington, presented a U.S.-made American flag to the Wynot area for winning the News Channel Nebraska Flag Photo contest. The flag will fly at the Wynot Area Veterans Memorial. Dr. Filips also donated a flag to the future Hartington area Veterans Memorial. Present for that were Dan Kathol, Dean McGregor, Dr. Roger Filips, Gary Howey and Karma Schulte. There were 157 flags sent in to the flag contest on News Channel Nebraska. The Wynot Area won first place, second place went to Ewing and third place, Boelus.
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Archer Thoene appears to be racing against his own shadow Friday night at Felber Park. He was at the ball diamond with his family to watch Hartington take on Creighton in a Legion baseball game. More photos from that game can be found inside and at www.hartington.net.
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