2008: Hartington area residents are ready to celebrate Q125
May 21, 2003
HARTINGTON—The broker working to sell the local Leprino Foods dairy here will market the facility across the country and across the world.
May 21, 2003
HARTINGTON—Final preparations are being made in order to have the Hartington Municipal Swimming Pool open May 24.
May 21, 2003
HARTINGTON—Clara Kathol had to wait more than three quarters of a century for it, but she finally earned a high school diploma.
May 21, 2003
PIERCE—The Hartington Public School boys’ track team claimed the District runner-up title May 14 and qualified two athletes for state competition in the process.
May 21, 2003
LAUREL—Amanda Kathol led the Cedar Catholic High School girls’ track team to a runner-up finish at the C-4 District track meet here May 15.
May 28, 2003
HARTINGTON—The 11th annual Tour Nebraska driving event sponsored by the Nebraska Rod and Custom Association will travel through Hartington May 31.
May 28, 2003
LAUREL—Saturday’s second annual American Cancer Society Relay for Life of Cedar County is ready to roll.
May 21, 2008
HARTINGTON—After 18 months of plotting, planning, and preparing, Hartington’s 125th birthday celebration is finally here.
Organizers are now praying-Mother Nature cooperates and they are able to pull off the four-day Q125 celebration without a hitch. The extravaganza will begin Friday morning when area residents and former residents can begin touring select area businesses to see what the local merchants have to offer.
May 21, 2008
WYNOT—Wynot School was recently complemented for daring to be different and daring to make changes. “Last year you were told you couldn’t — but you did it,” said Superintendent Dan Hoesing.
Hoesing said the school has already taken innovative steps before becoming part of an inter-local agreement for sharing with Laurel-Concord, Coleridge, and Newcastle Schools one year ago.
May 21, 2008
HARTINGTON—The new coat of paint will barely be dry-but the car with two front ends made famous in the Centennial will be back in town for another big parade.
The unique car, which was built for the Hartington Centennial parade in 1983, was made by attaching the front ends of two cars together to make one car.
Five Hartington residents had a hand in creating the one-of-a-kind car 25 years ago.