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Some things in life just don’t slow down. If you are lucky, one of those things is your hair growth, but for us all the one thing that never slows down is time. The years have kept flying by and our community has seen many changes over the last fifty years, but at the same time we have been able to see pillars in our community remain with each passing year.

Central City Public Schools is proud to offer our students and community a Tornado Safe Room designated to provide life-safety protection to its occupants at near absolute protection against 250 mph wind speeds. The Bison Activity Dome is a dual-purpose facility that serves as a gymnasium and activity center for the School District, while also providing a safe room for students and the community.

For Chelle Gillan life has been an epic adventure in recent years following a decision to make her health a priority for her family. Gillan has transformed her body into a running machine and also spent time in Africa this past summer as she looked to also take care of her mind.

Extension Master Gardener Volunteers - Now Accepting Applications for 2023 Program A frosty winter day is a great time to stay indoors and enjoy a good book, a warm fire in the fireplace and a hot cup of cocoa. But for gardeners, winter is also time to dream and plan next summer’s gardens.

Veterans Day is always a special day in Central City and the day once again did not disappoint as the community came together to honor our local heroes. Left to right from top left: The American Legion Post #6 Honor Guard stands ready at the Heartland Veterans Memorial Wall during the community ceremony. Dick Carnes was the guest speaker at Central City Public Schools during their presentation on Friday morning. Not only was pride and respect shown for our local veterans, but these boys also helped remind parade goers to show respect for our Nation’s flag during the parade. Close behind was the American Legion. Emma Schuele plays “Taps” during the school’s presentation. The High Plains Community marching band also played in the parade, but that was not all for local students as many local students took part in presentations, played in their school’s band or even just walked in the annual parade to show their respect. Merrick Medical also showed their thanks with a beautiful banner.

Nobody does Veterans Day like Central City does Veterans Day! Left to right from top: State Farm-Chasity Pfeifer used creativity and volunteers to deliver another great float. Amy Schreiber and NC Students smile. Russ Kreachbaum throws out candy. Paige Grigsby smiles like she is in a Carhart advertisement. Patrick Avila throws goodies on behalf of Merrick Medical Center. Reghan Flynn, Ali Bruning and Marlee Mundt smile and wave. The Bison band brought plenty of great sound to Highway 14.

Daily Activity Report Monday, November 7 Officer responded to a motor assist in the 800 block of C Avenue, Situation resolved. Officer responded to a citizen assist in the 2600 block of 21st Avenue, Situation resolved.