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Body On Monday night, the Merrick County GOP held its monthly meeting at Interconnection Systems, Inc. in Central City.

Body As the sun set on the lush fields of Central City, Nebraska, the vibrant lights and sounds of the 2024 Merrick County Fair painted a picture of joy, unity, and timeless tradition.

Body The medical staff-and partner-owners-of the former Lone Tree Medical Associates signed papers making the sale of their clinic properties to Litzenberg Memorial County Hospital official. Present at the signing were Dr.

Body On Monday afternoon the Central City Post Office held a ceremony where Cheri Dudek was sworn in as the new postmaster after the previous postmaster retired. More to come on this story!.

Body The bright glowing lights, the music, the twisting, the carnival worker yelling as you walk by about winning the big prize, the smell of funnel cakes, candied apples, and the loud roaring engine of derby cars are all sights and sounds synonymous with the county fair.

Body In a storybook finish that could easily be a scene from the classic baseball movie The Sandlot, the Central City Post #6 Juniors, affectionately known as the “Dream Team,” culminated their remarkable season with a resounding 10-0 victory over Mount Michael to win the Class B...

Body Archer Cooperative Credit Union, with offices in Archer, Central City, Dannebrog, and St. Paul, is excited to announce the promotion of Sara Grigsby to Lead Operations Specialist.

Body Driving or riding through a pen or pasture of cattle is a favorite chore for many producers. Making sure our cattle have plenty of clean water, access to feed or forage and monitoring herd health are important aspects of daily care.

Body A flurry of new state laws took effect Friday, establishing new policies for firearms in small schools, launching Parole Board reforms and expanding open government and voting rights. Of the 150 bills signed into law this year, more than 100 became effective last week.

Body Over the weekend, from July 19th to the 21st, the 2024 Broadway Academy came to Central City to put on their first show at the Edwin & Bernice Lock Theater. The Production, titled ‘We will still go on’ drew decent sized crowds in over the weekend.