Coleridge Blade
RANDOLPH — When Norm Lulow would describe something he made and placed on his and his wife Linda’s, two acres at near Randolph, it started with a head nod.
By Isaiah May Coleridge Blade
SHOLES — Several state and area dignitaries traveled to this tiny Randolph-area community Thursday to get a first-hand look at one of the state’s newest wind energy farms.
HARTINGTON — Imagine this, you are sitting in front of your television in your favorite spot.
By Kenneth Ferriera Coleridge Blade
Laurel Advocate
LAUREL — There are many things a nurse learns over a career.
Proper procedures, laboratory applications and simple diagnosis.
By Isaiah May Laurel Advocate
LAUREL — Laurel City Council members are looking into a $2.6 million revitalization effort as discussed during their Aug. 12 regular meeting.
HARTINGTON — Imagine this, you are sitting in front of your television in your favorite spot.
By — Kenneth Ferriera Laurel Advocate
Osmond Republican
OSMOND — The Osmond Lady Tiger volleyball team held its first day of practices on Monday, Aug. 12, with practice twice daily for the first week.
By (by Coach Tiffany Rice)
OSMOND — The kids are back in school and now it’s time to get back into learning how to take care of ourselves.
By (by Deb Schmit, Rn, And Deb Jacobi, Lpn)
OSMOND — Classes are under way for the 2019-20 year at Osmond Community School and St. Mary’s School. Enrollment stands at 235, an increase of two from last year’s 233.
Randolph Times
OMAHA — All three of the major high school football preseason rankings have been released and two Cedar County teams made it into the rankings.
RANDOLPH — Randolph School Board members are hoping local citizens get a better understanding of the budget process at their Aug. 27 budget workshop on Tuesday, Aug. 27.
By Angie Steffen For The Randolph Times
Wausa Gazette
WAUSA —Board members received a status update on the building progress during the regular meeting of the Wausa School Board on Monday.
WAUSA — In a large family consumer science building Monday night, members of the Wausa School Board met for the first time in the 2019-2020 school year, tackling an agenda of bills and getting up t
By Isaiah May
The 2019-20 school year began Monday, August 19. One of the ways the students can arrive at school is by the bus.
Obituaries
OSMOND — Funeral services for Mildred Marie (Wortman) Kruse were held at 10:30 a.m. on Saturday, Aug. 17, 2019, at Immanuel Lutheran Church in Osmond with Rev. Glen Emery officiating.
ANDERSON, S.C. — Harvey Gene McConnell, 90, died June 16, 2019, in Anderson, S.C. Military services were held June 24 at M J Dolly Cooper Veterans Cemetery, Anderson.
LINCOLN — Eldon L. “Grayson” Robinson, 80, Lincoln, died June 11, 2019, in Lincoln.