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Most landowners do research before purchasing farm ground. It helps them to know what the land can produce and whether it will be safe for animals or humans to consume the produce.

CENTRAL CITY HIGH SCHOOL crowned its 2025 homecoming king and queen following Friday night’s football game against Adams Central. Karter Negus was crowned this year’s king, while Emma Brandes was crowned this year’s queen. Negus is the son of Dan and Heather Negus and Brandes is the daughter of Jess and Kelly Brandes.

On a sunny morning last week, a bit of Central City history was revealed for the first time in almost sixty years. Friday morning a group of partishoners from St.

A handful of people turned out to the Performing Arts Center on the campus of Central City Public Schools last Monday night to hear from county leaders about the reasoning behind the increase in Merrick County’s tax request for the 2025– 2026 fiscal year. Last week, for just under fifteen minutes, members of the Merrick County Board of Supervisors provided information about the county’s proposed budget during Merrick County’s joint public hearing regarding MERRICK COUNTY Board of Supervisors Chairman Carolyn Kucera speaks to those present for last Monday night’s joint public hearing at the Performing Arts Center in Central City.

Kappa Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma Society International met at 1:30 p.m. on September 18, 2025, in Aurora.

The Merrick County Historical Museum is currently in the middle of a native prairie grass restoration project at its new home. The museum board and its director hope the project will be a boon to area students and all those interested in learning about Nebraska’s native prairie.

Twelve selected as candidates for homecoming royalty at CCHS Central City High School is celebrating homecoming this week. The pinnacle of the five-day celebration will be the coronation of the high school’s 2025 homecoming king and queen following Friday night’s football game against Adams Central.