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CITY COUNCIL APPROVES GRANT

A mural on the side of a downtown Central City building may be a local landmark, but the structure of the wall it is displayed on is causing both the property owner and city concern.

GO BIG GIVE A SUCCESS

Go Big Give concluded its thirteenth annual twenty- four-hour day of giving last Thursday, May 7th. A total of $1,873,810 was raised for 166 organizations across Howard, Hall, Merrick, and Hamilton counties from 4,263 donations over the course of the day and preceding pre-give period.

BISON CELEBRATE MILESTONE

Sixty-six students earn diplomas on Sunday The Central City High School Class of 2026 had achieved numerous accomplishments throughout their high school careers, with Sunday’s commencement exercises serving as the perfect setting to celebrate those achievements and prepare for the future.
BLAKE BURBACH embraces a loved one during Sunday afternoon’s commencement exercises at Central City High School. Sixty-six students graduated during the event. Photos by Jordan Coslor

Central City Police awarded grant

The Central City Police Department has been awarded a grant for a Selective Overtime Enforcement for the “Make It Click High Visibility Mobilization” starting May 15th and ending May 31st. The stated goal of this special enforcement campaign is to help reduce the number of fatal and serious...

HIGH PLAINS STUDENTS TAKE NEXT STEP

In a setting that was familiar, on Saturday, thirteen seniors at High Plains Community Schools turned their tassels and began a chapter filled with unknowns. However, before they began the next phase of their lives, they were reminded that they have all the tools necessary to be successful in life.
LEVI RUSSELL embraces a loved one during last week’s graduation ceremony at High Plains Community Schools. Thirteen students graduated as a part of the Class of 2026. Photos by Michael Happ

Area students earn degrees from UNL

The University of Nebraska—Lincoln conferred a record 3,885 degrees during commencement exercises May 8th and May9th. The 3,762 graduates— also a record —are from sixty-one countries; forty-five states and the District of Columbia; and 230-plus Nebraska communities.
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