Latest
HARTINGTON — Former Wynot Village Clerk Rose Rolfes was sentenced Monday to one year of probation for theft of $8,750 from the village where she worked.
Read More
HARTINGTON — Two big street repair projects have moved to the top of the Hartington City Council’s list.
Read More
Elsie’s Sassy Brew became the newest member of the Hartington Chamber Saturday morning when the Chamber hosted a ribbon cutting ceremony at the shop. Hartington residents and Chamber members present to welcome the new business into Hartington’s downtown are (l-r) Miranda Becker, Gary Howey, Cindy Howey, Lee Carl, Elsie Driver, Karma Schulte, Christina Driver, Dale Driver and Kim Benson.
Read More
HARTINGTON — City leaders are asking for only a one percent increase in this year’s property tax request.
Read More
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.
Read More
Lance Palecek of Yankton, D.D. is the winner of this year's Cedar Catholic Ford F150 truck raffle.
Read More
HARTINGTON — Once rivals, Noah Pelan and James Kaiser are on the same side for the Cedar Catholic Trojans football cause.
Read More
HARTINGTON — Cedar County Commissioners are asking taxpayers for less property tax money this year.
Read More