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Nebraska Christian hosts 16th annual Festival of Lessons and Carols

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The Nebraska Christian Schools commemorated the festive season with the 16th iteration of the Festival of Lessons and Carols, a reverent and celebratory event held on the evening of December 8, 2023. In a blend of harmonious choral work and poignant biblical readings, the community gathered to herald the Christmas message of hope and joy.
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County communication concerns heard

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In the bustling third-floor meeting room of the Merrick County Courthouse, the atmosphere was charged with tension as the Merrick County Board of Supervisors convened for a crucial discussion. The room, packed to the last seat with concerned citizens and officials, was a hub of anxious anticipation. The topic at hand was the significant shift in emergency response communication - the Merrick County Sheriff’s Office’s switch to a digital radio channel, which had stirred the waters of local emergency responders.
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Nebraska Christian to present annual Festival of Lessons and Carols this Friday

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With the winter's chill softened by the warmth of anticipation, Nebraska Christian Schools cordially invites the community to a celebration that weaves together the jubilant sounds of the season with the timeless story of Christmas. The “Festival of Lessons & Carols,” a cherished annual event, is set to grace the stage once again on Friday, December 8th, 2023, at the school’s well-appointed gymnasium.

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Brickroad’s brings food and atmosphere to Clarks

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A new restaurant called Brickroad’s Grille is now open in Clarks. Since their first opening on November 10th, they have been serving customers on Friday and Saturday of every week, with tasty food and a warm atmosphere. With a style of its own and dedicated owners, Brickroad’s has shown great potential as they have been getting busy with customers every night.

Community Spotlight: Community Christmas kicks off in Clarks

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Santa arrived in Clarks on Saturday afternoon and brought the snow along with him! The second annual Home Town Christmas was the kickoff to the Christmas Season. Santa was at the Village hall for picture taking and to get those requests in for the elves to start working on toys. There is a mailbox for anyone to mail their letters to the big guy outside the Village office. Along with Santa, children were able to make an ornament to take home or hang on the Village tree, hot cocoa and wassail was provided to add to the festive afternoon. There was a holiday vendor event for Christmas shopping in the Lions Club. You could find a variety of products to make the holiday shopping easy. This year with the Home Town Christmas, there is a planter competition for any business or individual to participate in. Planters are along Main Street and will be up until January.

CCPD to participate in sober driving campaign

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It’s hard to have a happy holiday when you’re arrested for drunk driving. Keep the season merry and bright by following the law and refusing to drink and drive. During this busy winter holiday season, the U.S. Department of Transportation’s National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) is teaming up with Central City Police Department to urge drivers to think twice before drinking and driving. NHTSA and the Central City Police Department want all drivers to remember this lifesaving message: Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over. Drivers will see officers working on a special high-visibility enforcement campaign to spread the message about the dangers of drunk driving from December 15, 2023, through January 1, 2024.