Despite stepping away from her 30-year old ticket taking stint at NC’s home event from last fall, Lois Ludden was back in her familiar spot over the Christmas break, filling in for those who have taken her place.
Senator Loren Lippincott of Central City, representing District 34, introduced Legislative Bill 3 (LB3) on January 9 at the request of Governor Jim Pillen.
With 2024 in the rearview mirror, Central City is looking ahead to the possibilities the new year holds. The City Council convened on a chilly January evening to discuss a range of topics, both new and ongoing, with the goal of improving the community.
Central City Middle School was abuzz with energy on Tuesday, January 14, 2025, as over 120 seventh-grade students from across Merrick County participated in the annual Inventure Day.
On Tuesday, seventh grade students from around Merrick County put on their thinking caps as they turned an ordinary widget into a full blown business. One of the winning groups consisted of Keigan, Piper, Quinnley, Kylen, Cameron and community mentor Rachel Hermansen
On January 6, the Merrick County Nebraska Republicans convened at ISI Solar for their monthly meeting. The focus of the gathering was educational, featuring a video series titled Constitution Alive!
After an extended period without an official pastor, St. Paul’s Lutheran Church in Central City has welcomed Rev. Erik Hart, who delivered his first sermons on November 17.
Last Friday, Merrick Medical Center in Central City celebrated a moment of pride as staff gathered to be photographed with two significant awards recognizing their excellence in healthcare. These awards highlight the dedication of the center’s team in delivering high-quality care to the community.
This weekend, Central City High School will host its highly anticipated all-class alumni event, offering two days packed with excitement, camaraderie, and nostalgia.