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Superstar library plans for the future

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Each year we all see the social media post and read the newspaper headlines telling us that the Central City Public Library was once again selected as one of the most prestigious libraries in the United States. It is easy to begin to forget just how big of an accomplishment the recognition is when it comes each year, but when a person slows down to think about the library’s run of success, it truly is amazing.
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New look Lincoln Manor opens for business

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On December 27th, the Lincoln Manor began their soft opening. The new owners, Jay and Jigna Patel, bought the Lincoln Manor back in April of last year. Since then, they have been working on renovating the restaurant and getting the staff hired. Opening the restaurant up to the public again. Many People have been very excited for the reopening of the historical steakhouse, ever since word got out of it coming under new ownership.
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New Year, Same Winter

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Tuesday marked the first official work day of 2023 and for some it was a delayed start while others were in for an early morning or even a late night on Monday. Monday evening rain began to turn to ice leading to slick roads and a limited amount of power outages in the area. By Tuesday morning the sheet of ice was covered with a few inches of snow to complicate matters as crews began to clean up the hazardous roads and sidewalks. It was a busy day for City of Central City employees who were called on to clean up the snow and ice. Other city employees, like Tom Horton (bottom photo) were called on to clean up parking lots and sidewalks like those at The Good Life Center. By Tuesday afternoon snow once again made a return to remind us that winter is upon us.

FROM OUR FILES:

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10 Years Ago Top story of the year for 2012 includes a new look for Central City as Grigsby Excavation finishes demolition of downtown buildings after the City purchased a number of buildings along Highway 30. 20 Years Ago Willa Freelend and Robb Schnitzler were recognized by the Fitness Center’s board of directors and staff at a luncheon.
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MMC receives Performance Leadership Award for Outcomes from Chartis Center for Rural Health

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Merrick Medical Center recently received a 2022 Performance Leadership Award for excellence in Outcomes. Compiled by The Chartis Center for Rural Health, the Performance Leadership Awards honor top quartile performance (e.g., 75th percentile or above) among rural hospitals in Quality, Outcomes and Patient Perspective.

The Bible Says

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All Scripture is given by inspiration of God, and is profitable for doctrine, for reproof, for correction, for instruction in righteousness. 2 Timothy 3:16 Psalm 46 1-11 1 God is our refuge and strength, a very present help in trouble.
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Long Term Care conversation continues

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How important is Long Term to you? That was the question asked at a September Merrick County Board of Supervisors meeting and many community members responded with great support for Litzenberg Long Term Care in the weeks following. Community members will have another opportunity to let their voice be heard Wednesday, January 11, as the Board of Supervisors and the Litzenberg Memorial Merrick County Long Term Care Board hold a joint public meeting.