2022 Veterans Day
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.
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2022 Veterans Day
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.
Central City Police Department
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.
City Council holds monthly meeting
The times, they are a changing for the City Council of Central City who will see a new face in the mayor’s chair in upcoming meetings.
Veterans Day Spotlight: Dean Palser
Another Veterans Day has gone by with the Veterans Day Parade and other various events taking place as we celebrate the veterans in our community.
Community celebrates Veterans Day 2022
Many local residents look forward each year to November 11, when they once again get the opportunity to soak in the great traditions that can be found in Central City on Veterans Day.
Thursday shopping and museum event highlight busy weekend
As the Thursday Night Lights shopping event continues. Many stores in town are continuing to see success with shoppers coming in at the later hours and boosting their business.
FROM OUR FILES:
10 Years Ago Dr. Brian Buhlke and incumbent Lisa Wagner were able to secure a spot on the Central City Public Schools Board of Education while Kent Malm edged out Brad Wells to join them.
Hillmer adds to Clarks business community
In recent years a portion of the residents of Clarks have come together to inject new life into the community. For decades community members have watched small town America fade away, but in Clarks the fight to stay alive remains.
Nebraska Horticulture
Want to stay active outdoors, even after the gardening season ends? Then consider becoming a community scientist and joining National Audubon Society’s annual Christmas Bird Count (CBC). It’s the longest running community citizen science project in the United States.
