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BADGES AND ANGELS SEES SUCCESS

In its inaugural year, the Merrick County Badges and Angels charitable giving program is providing gifts to more than 205 children from eightythree families across Merrick County—and food vouchers and other items to many more.

Palmer preps for holiday fun

Palmer’s annual Old Fashioned Christmas celebration will take place Saturday, December 13th, with a full afternoon and evening of family activities, games, and holiday fun throughout town. Events begin at 3:00 p.m.

Senator’s Note

Senator Loren Lippincott • District 34 AUDITOR MIKE FOLEY: NEBRASKA’S WATCHDOG In the heartland of America, where fiscal responsibility is as vital as the cornfields that stretch across the plains, Nebraska State Auditor Mike Foley and his team stand as a beacon of integrity and diligence thanks...

Firearm deer harvest down seven percent

Preliminary results from the 2025 Nebraska November firearm deer season show statewide harvest fell seven percent from 2024, which was expected, according to the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission. Harvest went from 28,056 last year to 26,029 this year.

Historical museum to host Christmas Tea

The Merrick County Historical Museum will host its traditional Christmas Tea for the first time in the gallery area of the new museum on Sunday afternoon, December 14th. The museum takes this opportunity to give back to the area with holiday entertainment and refreshments beginning at 2:00 p.m.

Community gathers to cut ribbon

THE CENTRAL CITY AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE held a ribbon cutting for State Farm—Chasity Pfeifer and 1-to-1 Technologies last Thursday afternoon in downtown Central City. Above, Cody Lawson and Chasity Pfeifer cut the ribbon during a special ceremony.
Photos by Jordan Coslor

From Our Files

10 YEARS AGO High Plains Community’s National Honor Society inducted five new members into their organization. New members are: Madison Young, Cara DeMers, Tanner Parsons, Sierra Boroviak, and Emily McNaught.
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