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Central City High School has taken a significant step forward in enhancing its technical education programs with the introduction of new equipment, including a state-of-the-art plasma cutting table. This investment, made possible through a series of grants and donations, will greatly expand opportunities for students in the school’s industrial arts and agricultural programs, helping them develop valuable, hands-on skills that will prepare them for future careers.

On Sunday, October 13th, Grace Bible Fellowship hosted a special Harvest Music Festival, bringing the community together for an evening of worship through music. Attendees began arriving just before 6:00 p.m. for the event, which was organized by Ron Burtz, who led the program alongside his good friend and second cousin, Steve Swanson. Steve, who traveled from Newport, showcased his piano-playing skills throughout the evening.

After 31 years of dedicated service with the United States Postal Service, Matt Bolling is officially retiring. Known for his daily presence behind the wheel of his mail truck, Matt has been a familiar and friendly face throughout the community. Now, as he turns in his mailbag, he looks forward to embracing new passions and enjoying his well-deserved retirement.

ELEMENTARY Fri., Oct. 18: Breakfast: Pork gravy over breakfast potatoes, cheez it crackers, pineapple.

First of all, I would like to thank our community for the outstanding support of our Scholastic Book Fairs. Our Scholastic representatives are always so impressed with the support we get from a smaller community. The book fair supports the various Accelerated Reader stores held during the school year, in particular the Christmas store and Mother’s Day store. It is VERY much appreciated. The Accelerated Reader stores would not be possible without the assistance of our community. We are grateful for your support of the book fair and also your support in reading to your children.