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Clarks Bean Day to be Saturday

Body Clarks is Full of Beans and Small Town Dreams. The Merrick County community’s annual Bean Day celebration— scheduled to run throughout the day on Saturday, September 13th—promises to be a gas.

Troopers make multiple arrests during summer campaign

Body Nebraska State Troopers removed eighty impaired drivers from the road during the last few weeks of the summer travel season. The arrests came during a nationwide campaign focused on impaired driving, called Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over.

| CENTRAL CITY POLICE DEPARTMENT |

Body MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 1 Officer responded to a citizen assist in the 2500 block of 28th Street, situation resolved. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2 Officer assisted the Merrick County Sheriff’s Department with a detail.

Senator’s Note

Body Senator Loren Lippincott • District 34 WHAT’S ALL THE HOOPLA ABOUT REDISTRICTING? Every ten years, the boundary lines for our three congressional districts are redrawn based on the United States Census.

Producers reminded to stay safe this harvest

Body As harvest season approaches, the Nebraska Corn Board (NCB) and Nebraska Corn Growers Association (NeCGA) are reminding farmers, rural communities and motorists to prioritize safety during National Farm Safety and Health Week, September 21st until September 27th.
THE NEBRASKA CORN BOARD is reminding farmers, rural communities, and motorists to prioritize safety during National Farm Safety and Health Week, which will be observed September 21st through September 27th. Courtesy Photo

From Our Files

Body 10 YEARS AGO Central City’s Brittney Jefferson reached the pinnacle of all of her years of hard work as a 4-H club member in Merrick County.

State Farm settling into new home

Body A little over one month ago, just under a year since construction began, State Farm Insurance in Central City moved into a new building on main street. The agency’s new home at 301 G Street is just “one block” up the street from its former home.
CHASITY PFEIFER with State Farm Insurance is pictured in front of her new office building in downtown Central City. Courtesy Photo

Wilder, Reeves enter CCHS Athletic Hall of Fame

Body Pair was inducted Friday night at halftime of Bison’s football game Two individuals were inducted as members of the Central City Athletic Hall of Fame Class of 2025 during a special induction ceremony held on Friday night, during halftime of the Bison’s football game against Ord...
HAROLD WILDER’S children Walt Wilder, Connie Russell, and Julia Schroeder were on hand last Friday night to accept the award on behalf of their father, who was inducted with the Central City Hall of Fame Class of 2025. Photo by Jordan Coslor
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