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Nebraska Christian Alumni and former Central City resident, Bethany Dietz Scheele has recently moved up in the world of real estate after recently moving up to Managing Broker of Tenacious realty based out in eastern Nebraska.

Warm temperatures and recent moisture have created ideal planting conditions for Merrick County producers, Eldon Root is seen shredding corn stalks in Greg Senkbile’s field east of the Central City Airport in preperation for the start of planting. The renewal of one of Central City’s most intense rivalries was evident once again Thursday at the CC Track and Field Invitational, and featured the Central City and Aurora girls.

Herk’s Welding and Irrigation A family-owned business which has served Central City and the surrounding area since 1970, Herk’s Welding shop has evolved from a simple welding repair shop to a multifaceted company. Located on the east end of U.S.

The family of Rosalie Ann Regan would like to thank our friends, family and communities for their wonderful outpouring of kindness and sincerity since our mother Rosalie Regan’s illness and passing. It is overwhelming to say the least. We would also like to thank Fullerton Rescue., Trent and everyone at Solt-Wagner Funeral Home, Jonathan at Palmer Santin Funeral Home and Pastor Tom Lucas for their gentle understanding with us at our time of sorrow. Rosalie and Ron Borgheiinck, Rogelyn and Clancy Smith, Brandy and Brian Campos, Cody and Sheana Smith, Chris and Heidi Smith and their families. 11-1t

After months of waiting and over a year of planning the time has finally come for the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Cornhusker volleyball team to come to Central City. The excitement is sure to build as we move closer with preparations to the Bison Activity Dome floor beginning on Thursday.

For the better part of a year now a large elephant has lived on the third floor of the Merrick County Courthouse. Each Merrick County Board of Supervisors meeting that elephant in the room is what the future of long-term care in Merrick County looks like. Tuesday morning the discussion continued, but a large step was taken in securing elderly care within the community.