HomeArchivesAdvertisingSubscription RatesPhoto GalleryClassified AdsFormsContactE-Sub LoginLog inCloseRemember meLost your password?Hartington.netHartingtonCountyColeridgeLaurelRandolphFordyceWynotSportsObituariesSchoolsStatewidePublic NoticesobitIn an effort to help you better maximize your mobile devices, Batteries4less.com is offering educational weekly On Air Hangouts!!  Here is your opportunity to get all of your battery questions answered for your cell phone, laptop, and more.  This week’s topics include, Frequently Asked Questions, Battery Care Safety, Battery Manufacturing, and Recycling. Join Coryon Redd, owner of batteries4less.com as wellDead guy is life of the party in upcoming playHARTINGTON — Typically, dead guys and fundraising parties for political campaigns do not mix together well. And for Eloise (Christine Archer-Colvin) and Ralph (Chuck Butts) Vanlandingham, the situation is not different. Yet, Harold’s old college roommate Ralph (Nathan Arens) shows up with one and what happens next is nothing short of hilariousRural Nebraska’s future depends on today’s youthHARTINGTON — People may be Nebraska’s greatest resource. Here in Northeast Nebraska, people bring life to small towns through entrepreneurship, innovation and hard work. Three candidates for Nebraska’s wide-open Gubernatorial race say young people are a big key to the future success of rural Nebraska. Chuck Hassebrook, the only Democratic candidate in the race, said in a phone interview thatCity, Neiman settle out of courtHARTINGTON — A lawsuit filed by former Hartington Police Chief Casey Neiman against the city nearly two years ago is now coming to a close. An out-of-court  settlement for the lawsuit was accepted by the Hartington City Council at their meeting Monday night. “The parties are pleased to announce that the mediation [held] was successful and the parties have agreedUNL entrepreneurship pilot program starting in HartingtonHARTINGTON — In order to best prepare and help entrepreneurs, Hartington community leaders have enlisted the help of the University of Nebraska–Lincoln Extension. The town is participating in a research-based pilot program through UNL Extension called ECAP, Entrepreneurial Community Activation Process. Only eight communities throughout the state are participating. ECAP is a program that helps communities help themselves, according toSome area students will have to go to school a little longerHARTINGTON — The school year will be ending a day and a half later than originally planned for many area students. The Hartington Public School students and teachers missed two days this year, one due to snow days and their football team advancing in the playoffs. Hartington Public School Principal Russ Flamig asked the School Board last week about makingHartington track teams gearing up for season openersHARTINGTON — Hartington Public boys track coach Blair Kalin hopes his team can keep their streak alive. Last year, the boys were not only Lewis &