Nebraska Corn Board: Working for and With Farmers
Recently, I read pieces written by my fellow com farmers showcasing how the Nebraska Com Board works for them and farmers statewide, and I wanted the opportunity to respond.
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Falk’s 40-point night helps lift the Eagles to subdistrict final against 18-6 Centura
In a commanding display of basketball prowess, the Nebraska Christian Lady Eagles triumphed over Osceola with a resounding 75-57 victory, propelling them into the championship game of their subdistrict.
Merrick County embraces 4-H Month
February has been officially proclaimed as 4-H Month in Merrick County, a declaration that underscores the county’s commitment to youth development and community engagement.
Local hero ask for help in helping our nation’s heroes
In a compelling fusion of dedication and service, Jacob Zeiss, a respected educator at Central City Public Schools and a distinguished veteran, has emerged as a pivotal figure in the fight to support those who have served our nation.
Health and Business classes expand student’s horizons at local high school
As we enter the second week of Career and Technical Education (CTE) month, Central City Public School students continue to develop critical skills essential for their future careers.
Tragic death of CCHS alum leaves a large void
The Central City and Brandon, SD, communities are united in grief following the tragic passing of Lucus “Luke” Alan Reimers, a distinguished Marine, loving family man, and active community member, who died in an automobile accident on Interstate-29 near Worthing, South Dakota, on February 7, 2024.
Continued Giving
In past years the Grand Island Elks Lodge 604 has made a large impact on local students. That trend continues this year as the Elks Lodge once again made a donation of shoes to Central City Elementary School. Barry Hopkins (left) and Jane Berggren (right) pose with Laken Parde.
Senator Rickett’s team, Drivers License Examiner to hold Merrick County office hours
Residents of Merrick County will have the opportunity to engage with the office of U.S. Senator Pete Ricketts through the upcoming mobile office hours scheduled for February 22nd.
FROM OUR FILES:
Outgoing Chamber Board members Steve Kyes and Ann Heinen display their “Thank You” plaques from a grateful Chamber. Other members stepping down after their terms of service were Rick Stueven and Dwayne Braun.
Incumbent filing deadline Feb. 15
Merrick County Clerk and Election Commissioner Trisha L. Fate-Strobel has officially released the list of offices that will be up for grabs in the upcoming 2024 primary and general elections.