Coleridge Blade
COLERIDGE — In the midst of the coronavirus outbreak, a local woman has stepped in to help with the shortage of face masks.
By — Deanna Anderson Laurel Advocate
SIOUX CITY, Iowa — The next Coleridge Community blood drive will be Feb. 17, at 12:30pm-4:30pm
LAUREL — A fundraising effort for the Hansen family of Coleridge culminated in the presentation of a check to the late Robyn Hansen’s husband, Jeff, and daughter Maisie.
Laurel Advocate
LAUREL — The coronavirus pandemic has thrown a wrench into the lives of every American. Few segments of society have
By — Angie Steffen Laurel Advocate
Ian Sohler holds on to a flag as he stands in his grandmother’s car (Kathy Bradford) Sunday to honor Gary Newton.
LAUREL — Either by gridiron or through jumper, Steve Erwin got the job done for Laurel High School.
By — Alan Dale For The Laurel Adocate
Osmond Republican
OSMOND — Osmond High School basketball coach Terry Viterna announced that five Lady Tigers received Class D-1 All-state honorable mention.
OSMOND — Pastor Rodgers Chishiba of the United Methodist Church advised that the Osmond Food Pantry is still open for anyone who needs items.
Pierce County Clerk Shannon Wragge has announced that the Nebraska Secretary of State office has just approved Pierce County to have one polling site on Primary Election Day, Tuesday, May 12 .
Randolph Times
RANDOLPH — Despite Coronavirus concerns about social contact with others, the Randolph City Council met as usual April 1 at the City Office.
By Angie Steffen For The Randolph Times
RANDOLPH — Even though no visitors are allowed at Colonial Manor here, that hasn’t stopped area residents from interacting with residents.
By Angie Steffen For The Randolph Times
RANDOLPH — The coronavirus pandemic has thrown a wrench into the lives of every American.
Few segments of society have been touched more than teachers and students, though.
By Angie Steffen Randolph Times
Wausa Gazette
WAUSA — Brooke Kumm, daughter of Mike and LaNell Kumm, was chosen as a representative to attend Girls State this year.
CENTER — The Knox County Courthouse continues to be closed to the public except by appointment.
CENTER — Knox County Clerk Joann Fischer’s decision to make Knox County a vote-by-mail county couldn’t have come at a better time.
Obituaries
OSMOND — Private family graveside services for Norman D. Lorenz, 88, of Osmond will be held at Immanuel Lutheran Cemetery in Osmond with Rev. Glen Emery officiating.
NORFOLK — Celebration of life for Joyce F. Gansebom, 76, of Norfolk will be held at a later date at Grace Lutheran Church in Norfolk.
WAYNE — A Celebration Of Life Service for Robert D. “Bob” Addison, 64, Wayne, will be held at the family farm southeast of Wayne, at a later date.
