The City Council of Central City has seen some changes in recent months, but it appears that the puzzle pieces have fallen into place after Monday night’s monthly meeting of the council.
The Heartland United Way and Greater Grand Island Community Foundation hosted the 10th annual Go Big GIVE event on Thursday, May 4, with a record-breaking total by raising $1,653,234 with 5,013 donations for 157 local nonprofits in Merrick,Hall, Hamilton and Howard Counties.
The Central City Police Department is urging drivers to buckle up during the U.S. Department of Transportation’s National Highway Traffic Safety Administration’s (NHTSA) national Click It or Ticket high-visibility enforcement effort.
When University of Nebraska-Lincoln volleyball coach John Cook took to the floor to speak after the Husker volleyball match at the Bison Activity Dome, he mentioned the pair of boots that he was wearing. Cook also mentioned how they were made by local craftsman Russ Saunders, here in Central City.
The Husker Volleyball game on Saturday was a great day of sports and entertainment for many people. For Sarah Person however, it was a big highlight in a budding and exciting career in sports Journalism.
The Central City Council voted to designate all city public access facilities as no smoking areas. Neely Herman put her Valedictory address into song as she and fellow classmates at Clark’s High School bid farewell to their high school days.
It was a weekend to remember and it all began with a large welcome for the Husker volleyball team (top photo) as the Bison band played them off the bus and inside the Bison Activity Dome where balloons and decorations waited. The event on Friday was a success as was the main event on Saturday.
For the week ending April 23, 2023, there were 5.5 days suitable for fieldwork, according to the USDA’s National Agricultural Statistics Service. Topsoil moisture supplies rated 27% very short, 44% short, 29% adequate, and 0% surplus.