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From the Chamber Director

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When I visit with business owners and supporters about joining our area Chamber of Commerce I stress that our board of directors is dedicated to building a strong and vibrant business community and supporting the economic growth of this Central City area. Through our sponsorship opportunities and the support of our members we are able to plan events that focus on the promotion of our area businesses. We do this through ribbon cuttings to welcome new members, Bison Bucks which encourages and promotes hometown spending, and being a voice in support of what they do.
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A Welcome Back to School Adventure

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Benny Bison stood at the edge of his family's meadow, his hooves shuffling nervously in the soft earth. The sun was just beginning to rise, casting long shadows across the rolling hills. Today was the first day of school, and Benny was feeling a knot of anxiety twist in his stomach. He had spent the whole summer playing basketball in his favorite forest green and Vegas gold jersey, but the thought of returning to school filled him with unease.

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Local 4-H Horse Bowl and Hippology Teams going to Nationals

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After competing in the state competition, 4H Members: Keir Albert, Alexis Ericksen, Shyann Zmek and Kayden Tyan are all going on to the Horse Quiz Bowl and Hippology Championships that will be held at the National Western Stock Show in Denver in January. In the meantime, they will be busy with practicing and doing fundraising events in support for the upcoming trip.
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Central City rumbles with excitement at 48th annual Merrick County Demolition Derby

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The 48th Annual Merrick County Demolition Derby, a highlight of the Merrick County Fair, drew an enthusiastic crowd on Monday night, showcasing a thrilling display of automotive mayhem. With 64 cars revving up and smashing their way to victory, this year’s event did not disappoint, providing fans with high-octane action and unforgettable moments.

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Tradition and generations of hard work were the highlights of Sunday night at the Merrick County Fair, as two local families were honored for by Ak-Sar-Ben and the Merrick County Fair Board for marking 100 years of consecutive land ownership in the county. The first award of the evening went to Marilyn (Holtorf) Kyes the second award was given to the Friedrichsen family from Palmer.