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City Council holds meeting

2 years ago By News Staff
The City Council of Central City gathered at the City Hall on Monday for their regular session, addressing various important matters concerning the local community. The meeting commenced with council members and several citizens seated at the front of the hall, eager to participate in the session’s proceedings.
Moments that Matter After receiving approval from the City Council of Central City on Monday night, Seth Wert was all smiles on Tuesday at South Park as the intern got to help bring the Leadership Center’s Summer Food Service Program to Central City. Free meals will be served to those 18 and under from 11:30-12:15 M-F.  

Summer Food Service Program aims to build community by connecting with youth over lunch

2 years ago By News Staff
Monday night the City Council of Central City approved a new food program to operate at South Park this summer and by Tuesday the Leadership Center, based out of Aurora, had boots on the ground as they began their Summer Food Service Program, better known as Lunch Bunch.
The Next 30 Years  

Central City Public Library gears up for annual Summer Reading Program

2 years ago By News Staff
The Central City Public Library is thrilled to announce the launch of its highly anticipated Summer Reading Program with the theme “All Together Now.” This year, the program focuses on the importance of kindness, and participants can expect a wide range of exciting and educational events for the entire family.
Hey, Big Boy!  

Hey, Big Boy!

2 years ago By News Staff
Sunday will be an exciting day for local train enthusiast as the historic Big Boy No. 4014 will pass through Central City headed to Omaha. Big Boy will make a stop in Grand Island Saturday at 3pm near the Walnut St. crossing and then will head out of Grand Island at 8am Sunday morning headed to Columbus. No local stop is planned, but the historic engine will be seen on Sunday and when it returns on June 29.

Wrong Side of History: Misconceptions that still remain to this day

2 years ago By News Staff
In an age where information can be readily accessed at the tip of your fingers, misconceptions can spread as easily as facts. It’s no surprise that a lot of what we believe to be hard facts are, indeed, fallacies that have made their way through the grapevine and somehow found a spot in our common knowledge database. Today, we delve into a few of these common ‘facts’ that are, in reality, erroneous and we also look at a couple of local examples.
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