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On July 18, Kassydi Anderson, a sophomore at Hartington-Newcastle Public High School, participated in the 2023 Nebraska 4-H State Horse Show Expo at Fonner Park in Grand Island. She competed on her horse Nine Bars Cisco “Sis” in two events, Jr. Pole Bending and Jr. Barrel Racing. After competing in the prelims against girls and boys from around the state, Kassydi made it to the finals in both of her events. She had really good runs in the finals and was able to bring home two top five finishes for her efforts. She placed fourth in the Jr. Pole Bending and she placed fifth in Jr. Barrel Racing.
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HARTINGTON — August is National Water Quality Month; it was founded in 2005 by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and backed by the United Nations. It is an effort to trigger conversations on what we can do in our own households and communities to ensure that we all have access to safe, clean drinking water for generations to come.
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NeRAIN is a network of volunteers who report rainfall from across the state of Nebraska.
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HARTINGTON — Regularly testing the water quality of your private well is important to maintaining a safe and reliable water source. Test results allow you to properly address specific problems with your water supply. Help ensure the water source is properly protected from potential contamination, that appropriate treatment is selected when needed, and that the well is operating properly.
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Sights and Sounds from the Cedar County Fair
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HARTINGTON – The case of a Laurel woman accused of murder has been continued until November.
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LINCOLN – The city attorney for both Laurel and Randolph, and the Cedar County Attorney are among seven applicants for county court judge based in Hartington.
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HARTINGTON – An Omaha man faces a felony forgery charge after a Nebraska State Patrol investigation into his cashing of fraudulent checks in the area.
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