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Central City Elementary school celebrated Read Across America Week by creating a “cozy cafe” for the students. As students arrived they were greeted and offered hot chocolate, water and popcorn.

But God commendeth His love toward us, in that, while we were yet sinners, Christ died for us.

It has been just over one year since I was sworn in as the Public Service Commissioner for the 31 counties of PSC District 4. I wanted to share another quarterly update on the work over the past 3 months since I wrote the Fall 2023 District Update.

Green. John Deere Green specifically. It has been a part of Don Ohlman’s life for as long as he can remember. Growing up his dad, Fred, farmed with John Deere tractors. In fact, Fred’s first tractor was a John Deere B, bought during World War II.

Ladies, gentlemen, and track aficionados of the High Plains community, the moment we’ve all been sprinting towards is upon us.

On March 2nd at Interconnection systems in Central City. A special election forum was held by Dr. Frank. Known as ‘The Johnny Appleseed of Election Integrity’.

The halls of Central City High School are buzzing with excitement as they gear up to present the iconic musical ‘Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat’.

Sandra (Sandy) Lindgreen is retiring after 40 years of serving as an EMT on the Clarks community ambulance. Sandy is a Veteran serving from 1963 to 1967 as a medic.

In an exciting development for Merrick County, the Merrick Foundation has announced a substantial investment in the community’s future through its grant program for the first quarter of 2024.

Science Students from Central City High School put their research up for public consumption in the high school gym. Sophomore Marshall Makowski explains his research project on the effect of overcrowding on plants to volunteer judge Anthony Jacobsen, a math teacher at the high school.