Monday night the Merrick County GOP hosted a night of spirited debate and information in regards to the proposed EPIC tax option that many are hoping to see replace the existing Nebraska tax system.
The annual Harvest of Harmony Parade also meant that others like Chloe Jefferson and the Central City High School cheer squad were able to be recognized as they marched along with the Bison band..
The Merrick County GOP had their meeting on Monday, October 9th, to discuss the current Nebraska Tax system and what is being called the Epic Option. The meeting took place this time at Interconnection Systems Inc.
Producing more and doing it with less is sustainability in Nebraska. As farmers are working long hours to bring their crops in this harvest, Nebraska Corn celebrates the vital work each of them does this National Farmer’s Day on October 12.
Three outstanding businesses were named winners in their categories in the State Fair’s annual Battle of the Businesses volunteer competition. The competition tallies the number of hours employees serve each year at the Nebraska State Fair.
The Nebraska Soybean Board (NSB) has teamed up with Husker Athletics to promote and power the team buses with biodiesel for the ongoing school year and sports season.
As darkness falls on Clarke Park this Sunday, October 15, it will be illuminated by the candles of those who have lived the worse fear of any parent or expecting parent. Central City, in unity with communities across the globe, is set to mark Pregnancy and Infant Loss Remembrance Day.
Marlie Mundt of Marquette placed in Concordia University’s annual fall Bulldog Tournament speech and debate event on Saturday, September 30. “I’m proud of what our team accomplished at this tournament,” said Concordia Nebraska Assistant Coach of Speech and Debate Malia Frerking.