Coleridge Blade
LAUREL — Three years of planning paid off.
Despite blistering hot temperatures for much of the weekend, Laurel’s three-day Q125 celebration was a huge success.
By Crystal Brummels
Coleridge area youth climbed aboard the Coleridge Community Club float to participate in the Laurel Q125 parade Sunday in Laurel.
HARTINGTON — All the changes Cedar County Commissioners made to the judicial facilities here will get a firsthand look by Nebraska Supreme Court Chief Justice Mike Heavican and other members of the
By Elsie Stormberg
Laurel Advocate
LAUREL — What do you get when you put a couple of thousand people in one place, provide food, music, family activities and all kinds of entertainment?
A great Q125 celebration.
Laurel’s Q125 5K winners are: Conner Lake, Ross Hansen, Chris McCullough, Ryan Bathke and Paige Steinman.
Despite the blistering hot weather, the Q125 Kiddie Parade was well attended Sunday afternoon.
Osmond Republican
OSMOND — Summerfest 2018 — a community celebration for the entire family — will take place in Osmond on Sunday, June 24. Most activities will take place at Poolside Park.
Lon Knievel, Osmond General Hospital CEO, (left) watches as volunteers from the North Central District Health Department set up for skin screenings.
OSMOND — For the 33rd time, Osmond High School graduates will return to their alma mater for a reunion. The get-together will take place on Saturday, June 23.
Randolph Times
Hunter Hansen and his grandmother Linda Lulow took advantage of a recent sunny day to have some fun and play on the swing set on Lulow’s property in Randolph.
Hunter Hansen and his grandmother Linda Lulow took advantage of a recent sunny day to have some fun and play on the swing set on Lulow’s property in Randolph.
Those attending the presentation ceremony for the Fire Department are (front) Tim Lemmons, Jim Scott, Rick Korth, Andrew Olson, Steve Thies, Aaron Reimers, Kyle Korth, Junior Pfanstiel, (middle) Pa
Wausa Gazette
Kathy Frank, left, Trish Henry and Frank’s dog, Husker, look at the community’s Veteran’s Memorial in front of the Wausa Auditorium on Tuesday, June 12.
Construction crews have been busy recently preparing the ground next to the Wausa Fire Hall for the Fire Hall expansion project.
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Ownership of Wausa’s telephone company is changing hands.