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Bradley is sworn in as Randolph’s new Mayor

RANDOLPH - The Randolph City Council meeting last Wednesday featured a changing of the arms at mayor.

R.O.A.R. to host “Blast from the Past”

RANDOLPH — Randolph’s annual Christmas celebration is returning to the good old days.

Pollard is sentenced to prison

HARTINGTON — A Randolph man was sentenced in Cedar County District Court Monday to 45-53 years in prison for committing sexual assault against children.

School

Carter Schnoor snags a rebound during action against Laurel last week.

Fast start pushes the Bears over the Cardinals

LAUREL - The Cardinals fell to a Laurel-Concord-Coleridge team on Saturday night that has put on a scoring frenzy so far.

Randolph girls suffer scoring drought against Ponca

RANDOLPH - It was a rough night for the Randolph girls basketball team last Thursday, losing 51-21 to Ponca at home.

Winter sports season gets started this week in Randolph

RANDOLPH — The Winter sports season officially gets underway here this week. The Randolph boys and girls varsity basketball teams start the season Thursday night at Osmond.

Sports

Randolph FCCLA members are honored at Lincoln event

LINCOLN - Three of Randolph’s FCCLA students were recognized during a Career Education Ceremony on Monday, Nov. 19.

Randolph One Act hits the stage

RANDOLPH — On Nov. 2, the one-act play cast performed “Please Hold” for the public in the high school gym. On Nov.

School Board members look for ideas from area school Districts

RANDOLPH — Board member Paul Schmit suggested several board members join him for an upcoming private meeting with Laurel school board members during the Oct. 15 regular meeting.