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Wynot and Cedar Catholic both held Homecoming celebrations last week. Cedar Catholic Homecoming queen candidates Mackenzie Sudbeck and Brynn Wortmann (top) clap as Gracie Dickes (center) is announced as the 2020 Homecoming Queen. Brother and sister Andrew and Megan Heimes (left) show off their dance moves when the Cedar Catholic Dance Team invited the football team down to the floor to help out. Tammy Wieseler (right) hits the dance floor with her son Peyton after he was crowned as the 2020 Wynot High School Homecoming King. See inside and online at www. hartington.net for more Homecoming photos.
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Hartington-Newcastle students inducted into this year’s National Honor Society include, (back row, l-r) Shawn Pinkelman, Keanna Korth and Kayden Juden; (middle) Isaac Bruning, Keeley Wiepen, Makenna Clarkson, Colton Coffin and Delayne Sudbeck; (front) Jake Peitz, Erin Meisenheimer, Erin Folkers, Karicia Soto Montemayor and Leah Reichle. (right) Isaac Bruning did the introductions for the night.
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HARTINGTON — The Hartington-Newcastle Lady Wildcats are now 4-6 overall after wins over Winnebago 3-0 (25-10, 25-13, 25-19), Creighton 2-0 (25-16, 25-17) and West Holt 2-0 (25-11, 25-10) and a defeat to Summerland 2-0 (25-15, 25-8).
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Lance Palecek of Yankton, D.D. is the winner of this year's Cedar Catholic Ford F150 truck raffle.
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HARTINGTON — There have been some challenges, but local students have been able to stay in school despite recent surges in COVID-19 cases.
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The Cedar Catholic band performed from down on the track in order to maintain adequate social distancing at Friday’s football game. The combination of good music, a nice hot day and a thrilling football game made for a great day for all in attendance. Cedar won the game 24-21 in overtime. See sports for more on the game, and see www.hartington.net for more game and band photos. Cedar County News
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HARITNGTON — Cedar Catholic High School students are celebrating Homecoming 2020 this week with the theme of Board Games. Seniors are Candyland; the Juniors will be enjoying Dungeons and Dragons; Sophomores will be playing Monopoly; Freshmen are the Hungry Hungry Hippos; eighth grade is Sorry; and seventh grade will be practicing their strategy with Battleship.
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HARTINGTON — With the recent Cedar County surge in COVID-19 cases, area schools are making some adjustments to keep staff and students safe.
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