Daily Activity Report Monday, February 27 Officer responded to an abuse complaint in the 1600 block of 16th Avenue, investigation ongoing. Tuesday, February 28 Officer assisted Merrick Medical Center with a detail.
For much of the United States, daylight saving time is set to start again at 2 a.m. local time on March 12, 2023, despite efforts to legislate out the time change. A great push for permanent daylight saving time here in Nebraska has also been made, but will still need some help from the federal level and the neighboring states.
On Friday, March 3, Parents and Students of Nebraska Christian gathered at the Performing Arts Center for their annual Elementary school musical. Every spot was taken in the parking lot and the seating in the theater was near max capacity. It was difficult to find a seat with all the family members and students looking the catch the Elementary School Musical: A Tale of Two Siblings.
Since January, the Lone Tree Throwers have been bringing a new form of fun to Central City as they have hosted weekly cornhole competitions at the Central City Volunteer Fire Department. The competitions have been a hit for the group and also the community as players have made their way from towns such as Kearney, St.
As the world around us has changed over the years it is far less common to see individuals celebrate milestone anniversaries with a company, but Deb Beck did not get that memo. With her trademark smile on her face, Beck was honored on Monday at the Central City Pinnacle Bank location with an open house.
A press release from the Nebraska State Patrol reads: The Nebraska State Patrol, Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office, and Hamilton County Attorney are able to release additional information regarding the investigation into a homicide that occurred in Marquette. The investigation began at approximately 12:45 p.m.
10 Years Ago Jody Neel, Bri Malm, and Jaci Benson finished among the top three in their respected categories at the District Speech competition to qualify them for the State Speech Meet. 20 Years Ago Merrick County is set to join the electronic age: the county announces that it will begin issuing digitally produced drivers licenses and identification cards.