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Welcome Dr. Poppe Last Thursday the red carpet was rolled out for the Poppe family at Merrick Medical Center where they held an open house event to welcome their newest physician and his family to town. It doesn’t get more official then getting the welcome from Central City icon, Ray Huggett (left) who shakes hands with Dr. Rick Poppe (right) who is now seven weeks into his career at Merrick Medical Center.  

Community welcomes Dr. Poppe

3 years ago By News Staff
Twenty years ago, Dr. Brian Buhlke joined a veteran staff of physicians here in Central City and though many things have changed over the years, a tradition of outstanding medical professionals continues. Dr. Buhlke is now the veteran working alongside a quality group at Merrick Medical Center who has welcomed a new face to the group recently.
Going Live Last Thursday (Left to right) Rachel Hermansen, Theresa Lawrence, Heather Shotkoski, Shauna Graham, Tammy Stuhr, Brandy Rima, Courtney Root, Jamie Wright and Michelle Gulbrandson joined forces to share their plans for Small Town Market Days in a “live” social media video.  

Local retailers dream big ahead of busy season

3 years ago By News Staff
For weeks now Central City retail businesses have come together to draw attention to their location and others during late night shopping events held on Thursday. These events worked well to lead up to the Small Town Market Days event that took place this past weekend, but the group will remain dedicated to their mission as they now look forward.

County Board holds meeting

3 years ago By News Staff
Tuesday morning the Merrick County Board of Supervisors held their regularly scheduled meeting with a rather short agenda following months of budget, ARPA and Long Term renovation talks. The meeting was not without those topics, however as the big questions still inched their way into the conversation.

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3 years ago By News Staff
10 Years Ago If Merrick County Clerk Marcia Wichmann were to see her ‘druthers’ fulfilled, a larger proportion of the County’s voters would never leave their easy chairs to cast a vote in the upcoming general election. Shoppers flock to the Litzenberg Memorial County Hospital’s Thrift Shop each Wednesday when the week’s supply of items is added by a staff of volunteers.
In Their Ellement  

In Their Ellement

3 years ago By News Staff
On a windy, but beautiful day MyEllement Boutique was dressed for success as they officially opened the doors to their warehouse location downtown. Owner Emily Herbig was joined by friends, family and members of the Central City Area Chamber of Commerce as they cut the ribbon. The online boutique will use the location as a warehouse, but also will take part in the Thursday Night Lights shopping in Central City where they will set up a pop-up shop for the community to shop and learn about their great line of products.
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