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Daily Activity Report Monday, February 12 Officer responded to a citizen assist in the 600 block of I Street, Situation resolved. Officer responded to a citizen assist in the 2200 block of 19th Avenue, situation resolved.

Booking Report and Activity Report 02/05/24 - 02/18/24 Inmate Name Yusuf, Najib Ali Christel, Conrad Lee, Cameron Griess, Glen Lee Wilson, Robert E Schriner, Eric D Thompson, Lexus Mercedes Santillan, Carlos Alejandro Wilkinson, Rory J Guy, Mary Frances Salmon, Jared A Book Date/Release Date ...

The University of Nebraska Extension’s Soybean Production Clinic, held on February 15, 2024, at the Merrick County Youth and Agriculture Education Center, successfully concluded, drawing a number of soybean farmers and agribusiness professionals.

Central City has long been known for its spirit of community and dedication, qualities vividly embodied by Jacob Zeiss, a distinguished educator at Central City Public Schools and a proud veteran.

A surge of enthusiasm and community spirit has been ignited by the Lone Tree Throwers, a cornhole club in Central City that has become a pivotal part of local entertainment and camaraderie for more than a year.

As Central City Public Schools embarks on the celebration of Career and Technical Education (CTE) Month, the spotlight shines brightly on the invaluable classes in Family Consumer Science and Art.

The Merrick County GOP hosted their monthly assembly on Monday, February 12th, focusing on the “Dangers of S.E.L.,” featuring insights from Dr. Sue Greenwald, a former pediatrician.

In an effort to educate citizens on the foundational principles of the United States from a Biblical perspective, Central City is set to offer a unique class titled “Biblical Citizenship in Modern America.”

Nebraska Extension wants to help you take your soybean production to the next level with topics relating to IPM for successful weed management in soybean, soybean planter setup and adjustments, nutrient needs for Nebraska soybean, and much more.

Data from the United States Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) National Agricultural Statistics Service (NASS) 2022 Census of Agriculture show the number of farms in Nebraska during 2022 was 44,479, down 4% from the 2017 Census of Agriculture.