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CCPS Students of the Month  

CCPS Students of the Month

1 year ago By News Staff
Central City Public Schools recently recognized students of the month for October. Pictured counter clockwise: Central City Elementary School students of the month Easton Galusha and Brea Djernes; Middle School students of the month Miles Buss and Jayma Kroksh; High School Students of the month Blake Burbach and Londyn Fisher..
Everybody Join Together  

Everybody Join Together

1 year ago By News Staff
With the hope of bringing families from different church’s together for worship Mark Perry (l) along with other organized a special worship service at Nebraska Christian. The first speaker to share messages that evening was Carl Ostrand (r) a teacher and coach at Nebraska Christian.

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1 year ago By News Staff
10 Years Ago Shari Peters was recently honored in Lincoln at the Nebraska Hospital Association Annual Convention. Shari was one of 7 finalists at Litzenberg and was ultimately named the 2014 Caring Kind Recipient.

Nebraska Christian hosts community worship service

1 year ago By Jacob Kennedy R-n Reporter
On Sunday, November 3, Nebraska Christian School hosted a special evening worship service in the school gymnasium, bringing together students, families, and community members for a time of worship and reflection. Organized by many, including Mark Perry, the event created a unifying atmosphere where people could sing, pray, and focus on their faith as one community.
These were an annual event every summer for many years after the War ended as long as Veteran’s were alive and able to gather. Photo likely from very late 1890’s to early 1900’s. Courtesy Photo  

Merrick County Historical Society to host speaker

1 year ago By News Staff
Stories of the pioneering spirit and conviction that populated this area will be shared when Merrick County Historical Museum hosts Nancy Martson Bond’s delivery of her presentation entitled, “Finding Peace in Merrick County after the Civil War”. Her illustrated narration will follow a brief meeting of the Museum’s Membership, slated for 2:00 p.m., Sunday afternoon, November 10 at the Venture Center meeting room.
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