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Remi Wells is slamming on the brakes to take up the slack in breakaway roping on Monday at the state fair in GI. Photo credit: Steve Moseley  

Nebraska Farm Bureau to Announce New Health Plan for Members

1 year ago By News Staff
Members of the news media are invited to participate in a news conference at Husker Harvest Days to introduce a new and exclusive option for the Nebraska Farm Bureau Health Plans which can provide more affordable health premiums at costs that are significantly lower than the federal marketplace. Farm Bureau Health Plans of Tennessee is the third-party administrator for the new Nebraska Farm Bureau Member Health Plans.

MCCGA holds annual Corn Plot Tour

1 year ago By News Staff
The Merrick County Corn Growers Association held its annual Corn Plot Tour on Wednesday, September 4, 2024, bringing together about 50 people at the Herbig Bros Shop just north of Central City. The evening offered an opportunity for local farmers to connect, enjoy a meal, and hear from State Senator Loren Lippincott, who addressed the economic and regulatory challenges currently facing the agriculture industry.
Nancy Johnson  

Merrick County Historical Museum looks ahead to complete project

1 year ago By Chelsey Havenridge R-n Reporter
Just sitting and listening to Nancy Johnson talk and share her wealth of information about Merrick County and the surrounding communities can send chills down your spine and give you goosebumps. Her boundless knowledge of facts is truly astounding. As the Merrick County Historical Museum approaches completion, there are still numerous naming opportunities available, and donations are both needed and welcomed.

Supervisors hold regular meeting

1 year ago By News Staff
The Merrick County Board of Supervisors met on Tuesday, September 10, 2024, with the future of the Litzenberg Memorial Long-Term Care facility continuing to dominate discussions. Board members revisited the decision made last month not to place a bond issue for a new facility on the November ballot. During the meeting, it was proposed that a special election be held in January 2025 for the bond, but this would require a 90-day notice. The board ultimately decided to reevaluate the situation after the November election, particularly considering school bond issues in the Palmer and Twin River districts.

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1 year ago By News Staff
During their annual meeting for the York Region the Nebraska Association of School Boards (NASB), Board of Directors and recognized the organization’s 2014 Award of Achievement recipients. The NASB recognized Central City Board of Education members Dale Palser and Lisa Wagner at the meeting.
Gary Maresh  

Bison legends to be inducted into Central City Athletic Hall of Fame at Friday’s home opener

1 year ago By News Staff
This Friday, Central City High School’s football team will kick off their home opener against the Cozad Haymakers in what promises to be a thrilling game. But the night’s significance will extend far beyond the action on the field. The Central City Athletic Hall of Fame will welcome three distinguished Bison alumni—Jordan Paup, Gary Maresh, and Dan Cordsen—each of whom has left an indelible mark on the school’s athletic history.
Do-It-All Paul Paul Johnson blends his passion for running and exercise with his passion for scouts as he preps for Eagle Scout.  

Paul Johnson’s Eagle Scout project brings fitness to Dark Island Trail

1 year ago By Chelsey Havenridge R-n Reporter
Paul Johnson, a senior at Central City High School, is on the verge of completing a remarkable journey—one that blends his love for athletics, his commitment to community service, and his dedication to scouting. As the son of Beth Johnson, Central City’s Spanish teacher, and the late Eric Johnson, Paul has been a fixture in the local community. This May, he will graduate with the class of 2025, marking the culmination of his academic career and a significant milestone in his 11-year scouting journey.
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