Laurel, NE

June 1, 1948 brought news of a shake up at the light plant. The Village Board held what was described as a rugged session at a meeting held the night before. R.B. Michels, who had been superintendent

HARTINGTON — The Laurel-Concord-Coleridge Lady Bear cross country team placed second as a team in the girls race after posting a score of 31 at the Hartington-Newcastle Cross Country Invitational on A

Sept. 2, 1976LAUREL — Joy Bloom, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Bloom of Laurel, graduated from the Licensed Practical Nursing Program at Western Iowa Tech in Sioux City on Aug. 6.Joy is a 1975 gradu

Sept. 3, 1941LAUREL — The sounding of the old school bell Monday called the youngsters back to their duties in the educational plant in Laurel after a three-month’s vacation.A great deal of work has b

HARTINGTON — Area governmental entities have completed their annual budget reviews and now it’s time for them to show their work.Cedar County, the city of Laurel, Laurel-Concord- Coleridge Schools, th

As with most industries, the technology used to produce a newspaper has changed dramatically over the years.Cedar County historian Roger Tryon worked in the Laurel Advocate print shop while in high sc

Aug. 21, 1996LAUREL — The Cedar County Sheriff’s department has announced the hiring of a new deputy, who will be stationed in Laurel.Deputy Larry Koranda has replaced the position formerly held by De

The 2026 Laurel-Concord-Coleridge Homecoming court includes (back) Tanner Thompson, Ian Sohler, Kyle Rasmussen, Cade Johnson, Talon Carson, Luke Erwin as Junior Attendant, Paul Allison as Master of Ce

Scott Haahr of Laurel uses a grass trimmer on Friday afternoon at a house that he was planning on putting on the market over the weekend.

BEEMER — The Laurel-Concord- Coleridge Lady Bears girls’ golf team opened the 2026 golf season with a fourth-place showing at the West Point-Beemer Invitational on Aug. 20 at Indian Trails Country Clu