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Senator Loren Lippincott • District 34 LEADERSHIP, TENACITY, FOOTBALL, AND POLITICS Bryan grew up having one ambition in life, to be a football player. In high school he did well academically, was devoted in his faith and spent every available moment practicing football and getting stronger.

TRAFFIC CONTACTS 117: 74-Warnings and 43-Citations MERRICK COUNTY ARRESTS 10: 4-Felony Arrests and 6-Misdemeanor Arrests. DEPUTIES HANDLED 64 CALLS FOR SERVICE: 08/04 Prisoner Transport; 08/04 Prisoner Transport; 08/04 Prisoner Transport; 08/04 Disturbance, 600 Block Hwy 30, Chapman; 08/04 Fraud, 600 Block Utica Street, Palmer; 08/04 Traffic Enforcement, 24th Road & North Millard Street, Clarks; 08/04 APS (Adult Protective Services), 1300 Block Q Road, Central City; 08/04 Civil Standby, 1700 Block Riverside Road, Central City; 08/05 Traffic Complaint, Hwy 30 Westbound, Central City; 08/05 Traffic Complaint, Fairgrounds Road & Hwy 30, Central City; 08/05 Welfare Check, 600 Block North Green Street, Clarks; 08/05 Verbal Disturbance, 1600 Block Worms Road, St.

MONDAY, AUGUST 11 Officer responded to minor car accident in the 400 block of G Street, no report needed. Officer responded to a trespassing complaint in the 1200 block of 15th Street, situation resolved.

Holee Hanke • 7-12 Principal This year, our theme is Connecting, Inspiring, and Empowering the Herd! We just finished a remarkable year where our students achieved unprecedented excellence in both academics and activities. These accomplishments were made possible by the selflessness of our students and staff.

All of us have heard the familiar phrase “Are we there yet?” from children who are bored from sitting for what they perceive as an endless amount of time in a vehicle, or are so excited about their destination they just can’t wait any longer.

Cornerstone Bank Cornerstone Bank has served Nebraska since 1882. In June of 1990 the First Federal Savings of York office in Central City was purchased and established as a branch of Cornerstone Bank.

10 YEARS AGO The Central City Board of Education held its August meeting on the first day of school. Superintendent Jeff Jensen said everything “moved along very well” on the first day.