CCPD issues winter reminder
With winter now officially upon us Central City Police Chief, Mark Hogue wants to remind local residents of Central City ordinances designed to keep everyone safe and the City moving this winter season.
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Reason for the Season
And it came to pass in those days, that there went out a decree from Caesar Augustus that all the world should be taxed. (And this taxing was first made when Cyrenius was governor of Syria.) And all went to be taxed, every one into his own city.
New license plates may see brief delay in Merrick County
Betty Johnson, Department of Motor Vehicles Driver and Vehicle Records Administrator, recently reached out to the Merrick County Treasurer’s office. In her e-mail she stated; “Over the past two years supply chain issues have negatively impacted many of the supplies the DMV provides to our offices.
Local businesses join forces to spread Christmas cheer to seniors
In recent years the isolation of seniors living in assisted living homes reached new levels as those on the outside of the home were unable to visit their loved ones due to visitor restrictions stemming from the COVID-19 pandemic.
Nebraska Horticulture
Lancaster County Extension Educator Garden Math While you may not think of it much, mathematics is an important part of yard and garden care. Planning for planting, fertilizing, mulching, and pest control all involve some math, yet it is often overlooked.
City Council welcomes new faces Monday
On Monday night the City Council of Central City met for their December meeting, but the first order of business was a historic one for the community of Central City.
Nebraska Christian hosts Festival of Lessons and Carols
With Christmas fast approaching, many schools and churches are holding special festivals to celebrate the carols and traditions of the Christmas season. On Friday, December 9th, Nebraska Christian celebrated their 15th presentation of the Festival of Lessons and Carols.
Clarks community spreads Christmas cheer in December
This year for Christmas, Clarks has many celebrations scheduled throughout the month of December. On December 1st, the Lighting Contest commenced, with everyone voting for their favorite to be decided later in the month.
High Plains classified as Great by NDE
The results of Nebraska’s accountability system were released in Lincoln, showing that High Plains Community Schools was classified among the GREAT school districts statewide. High Plains Community Elementary was classified as EXCELLENT, and High Plains Community JH/HS was classified as GOOD.
Misti Morris leads as MMC’s CNO
We are fortunate to have outstanding people living within our community and often businesses don’t have to look far for the right candidate for their job opening. That is the exact scenario that Merrick Medical Center found themselves in as they searched for their next Chief Nursing Officer (CNO).
