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Cindy Rinehart by Cindy Rinehart
May 18, 2020
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D​o​wntown Platte City has taken on a bit of a fresh look in recent days. Crosswalk and parking space markings along Main Street and other areas near the courthouse square have been repainted with a fresh coat of white. Jeff Watkins, street foreman for the City of Platte City, is shown here applying finishing touches to a crosswalk on Main near Fourth Street.

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Cindy Rinehart

Cindy Rinehart

For nearly 30 years, office manager Cindy Rinehart has been the official zookeeper inside what is sometimes a chaotic Platte County Landmark newsroom.

Since being hired by Ivan Foley in 1992, at various points Cindy has performed nearly every task required in the newspaper operation, including design, photography, technology, sales, writing, bookkeeping, public relations, staff psychologist and more.

A former member of the North Platte R-1 School Board, Cindy and her husband live in northern Platte County and have three grown children and five grandchildren.

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