Coleridge Blade
16-18-YEAR-OLDS
Osmond 4, Randolph 0
By (coaches Tom Schmit, Alli Aschoff, Cameron Moes, Joel Kumm)
COLERIDGE — The new administrator at the nursing home and assisted living facilities in Coleridge has a fondness for rural areas.
By — Deanna Anderson Laurel Advocate
COLERIDGE — Virgil Bayne, Coleridge, was recently honored for his service in the United States Army from the Quilts of Valor Foundation.
Laurel Advocate
LAUREL — A downtown fixture is getting a facelift.
The Laurel Vets Club, which was formed in 1994, is home to the American Legion Post 54 and the VFW Post 4504.
By — Diana Badley Laurel Advocate
LAUREL — The LCC Class of 2020 will finally get the send-off they deserve, but this year’s graduation ceremony will look quite a bit different than those of the past.
LAUREL — I scream, you scream, we all scream for----ice cream!
By — Diana Badley Laurel Advocate
Osmond Republican
LINCOLN — The Ashfall Fossil Beds State Historical Park near Royal will reopen to the public with limited hours and timed tickets beginning July 1.
OSMOND — A new shelter is going up in Memorial Park north of the city auditorium.
By (regina Lorenz)
PIERCE — After three weeks in the community, we have dived head first into our projects for the summer as Rural Futures Institute interns at Pierce County Economic Development.
By (marie Meis And Judith Grey)
Randolph Times
LINCOLN — The Nebraska economy is slowly recovering from the COVID-19 crisis thanks to steady home sales and a downturn in unemployment claims, according to a new report.
By Madeleine Grant Nebraska News Service
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 ev
By Blaney Dreifurst Nebraska News Service
Lavern Scott “Scotty” continues a family tradition by giving his great grandson Riley his first hair cut, as Riley’s Mom Sydney looks on. Scotty has been cutting hair here for 58 years.
Wausa Gazette
CENTER — Knox County assessor’s office has mailed close to 12,000 valuation notices. Notices were sent to all real estate owners, whether valuations were up, down or remained the same.
By Deanna Anderson Wausa Gazette
Cashe Carlson spent part of Monday raking hay just across from Wausa’s Gladstone Park.
WAUSA — Wausa Public Schools have released the Fourth Quarter and Second Semester Honor Roll for the 2019-2020 school year. The following is the information currently available.
Obituaries
LAUREL — Lavonne Faye Slagle, 86, Laurel, died June 23, 2020, at the Hillcrest Care Center, Laurel.
WISNER — Debbra Patras, 62, Wisner, died June 21, 2020 at her home surrounded by her family.
Graveside services will be held at Laurel Cemetery at 1:30 p.m., July 11.
NORFOLK — Graveside Services for Daniel J. Reifenrath, 73, Norfolk, were June 27 at St. Michael’s Cemetery, Hartington. Rev. Owen Korte officiated.
