Coleridge Blade
LAUREL — Elizabeth Lipp has been selected to represent Laurel-Concord-Coleridge at Cornhusker Girls State.
The event runs from June 2-8 at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln.
By Crystal Brummels Laurel Advocate
HARTINGTON — Seven area athletes have been selected to the 7th Annual Northeast Nebraska All-Star Football Classic.
WAYNE — The Laurel-Concord-Coleridge boys track team posted a solid third-place finish, and the Lady Bears placed fifth in a competitive six-school meet at last week’s Wayne Invitational.
Laurel Advocate
LAUREL — Elizabeth Lipp has been selected to represent Laurel-Concord-Coleridge at Cornhusker Girls State.
The event runs from June 2-8 at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln.
By Crystal Brummels Laurel Advocate
LAUREL — Anita Gade recently marked a milestone at Hillcrest Care Center.
Gade has now dedicated 25 years of her life to caring for the residents at Hillcrest.
By — Sarah Naeve Laurel Advocate
What goes along with Spring and Easter? Coloring Easter eggs, of course.
Osmond Republican
LINCOLN – Some 1,887 high school student-athletes are being recognized for their individual academic excellence, leadership and contributions to their Nebraska School Activities Association (NSAA)
NELIGH — The Tiger track teams got a strong start from the field events, especially the throws, to propel them to a good finish at the Neligh-Oakdale invitational last Tuesday, April 9.
Randolph Times
Randolph Girl Scout Troop 58634 worked hard this year selling cookies and collecting donations to be sent to soldiers from the Randolph area.
HARTINGTON — What many hope was the final winter storm of the season last Thursday did not help a county that is still hurting from and learning the total impact of last month’s flooding.
By Jake Higgins Randolph Times
Wausa Gazette
LINCOLN — In light of historic flooding and devastation in Nebraska’s communities, the Nebraska Energy Office is providing assistance to flood victims.
LINCOLN – The devastation caused by the recent flooding and blizzard will have farreaching impacts on a number of Chadron, Peru, and Wayne State Colleges’ students who come from all corners of Nebr
This is what the Niobrara area in northern Knox County looked liked a month ago when flooding wiped out much of Highway 12 and the western edge of the town.
Obituaries
SYRACUSE — Wilma R. Hochstein, age 91 of Syracuse and formerly of Coleridge, died on Monday, April 8, 2019, at the Good Samaritan Center, Syracuse.
HARTINGTON — Joan M. Lammers, 63, Hartington, died April 14, 2019, at her residence, after a courageous battle with cancer.
NORFOLK — Memorial service for Kenneth D. "Ken" Mitchell, 79, of Norfolk was April 13, at the Victory Road Assembly of God Church with Evangelist Gordan Hofer officiating.