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Daily Activity Report Monday, September 2 Officer responded to a citizen assist in the city limits, situation Resolved. Officer responded to an animal complaint, in the 1500 block of 15th Street, situation resolved.

Knowing this first, that no prophecy of the scripture is of any private interpretation.

Even as construction continues and without a confirmed move-in date, the committees within the Merrick County Historical Museum busily anticipate their move to the new museum building.

Merrick Arts Council in Central City announces its 2024-25 season with five shows starting September 15. All shows are held at the Central City Performing Arts Center, Edwin and Bernice Lock Theatre.

During the weekend of Aug. 24-25, the class of 1974 had their best reunion yet! Forty-four classmates along with 20 spouses kicked off the festivities with social hour and dinner at Prairie Creek Winery. The meal was delicious but reuniting with old friends was priceless.

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.

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.

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.

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.

The Central City Police Department took part in the nationwide “Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over” campaign from August 16 to September 2, 2024, focusing on reducing impaired driving and enhancing road safety.