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Hamilton continues to expand fiber network in area

Body Hamilton Telecommunications, a leading provider of fiber-optic broadband in Nebraska, recently announced plans for buildouts bringing fifty miles of new, buried fiber-optic cable to Ord and 152 miles to St. Paul and rural Howard County.

FIVE LOCAL STUDENTS SELECTED FOR BOYS STATE

Body The American Legion Post 6 recently announced that five Central City area youth were generously sponsored by Central City American Legion Post 6, Monroe American Legion Post 322, Citizens Bank & Trust Co.
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After the Storm Fund aiding victims

Body Following the devastating tornadoes that tore through southern Howard County on May 17th, many organizations and individuals have come together to help those affected. Among those lending their support is the Heartland United Way.
NUMEROUS ORGANIZATIONS AND BUSINESSES have been donating items to the victims of the May 17th tornado that caused extensive damage north of St. Libory. Among the groups is the Heartland United Way, which is helping raise monetary funds through its After the Storm campaign. Courtesy Photo

Beef is an experience

Body Sometime around the late 1980’s, I ran into a picture of a steak on a grill cut to reveal it was cooked rare. The caption on it was: “Beef is an experience.” For those of you in the beef industry who were around in the 1980’s, this picture and the caption would make sense.

MAY CARD CORNER

Body Herk’s Welding, Inc. A family-owned business which has served Central City and the surrounding area since 1970, Herk’s Welding shop has evolved from a simple welding repair shop to a multifaceted company.

RANKIN, JEFFERSON SELECTED FOR GIRLS STATE

Body Hadassah Rankin of Nebraska Christian Schools and Chloe Jefferson of Central City High School have been selected to attend American Legion Auxiliary Cornhusker Girls State from May 31st until June 6th on the campus of the University of Nebraska—Lincoln.
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Campers invited to take state park survey

Body Campers are invited to share their feedback with the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission in a survey about their camping experiences in Nebraska State Parks. Their responses will help inform future plan-ning and improvements to enhance their state park adventures.
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