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BISON STOP BLUEJAYS, WIN FALL’S FIRST MATCH

Ravenna gave Central City their best shot in last Thursday’s regular season opener, but on their home court, the Bison rallied late to earn a 3-1 victory over the Bluejays. “It’s always good to get the first win and to just get all of those jitters out,” Head Coach Heather Negus said.
THE CENTRAL CITY BISON celebrate after scoring a crucial point in the fourth set of their season-opening match with Ravenna last Thursday evening. Photos by Jordan Coslor

BISON BLOW PAST CHANTS IN OPENER

Central City limits Ord to one first down in first half Expectations are high for Central City this football season. Last Friday evening, the Bison lived up to the hype in their season opener against fifth-rated Ord, downing the Chanticleers in dominant fashion 38-7.
CENTRAL CITY tight end Turner Hanke and quarterback Parker Zikmund celebrate after Hanke reeled in a touchdown pass for the Bison’s first score of the season. Photos by Jordan Coslor

Hunters urged to be cautious around fire hazards

It takes just one spark to ignite a wildfire. With several harvest seasons opening September 1st, including dove, grouse and archery deer, hunters are reminded to act responsibly in the field and to do their part to prevent wildfires.

Notes From CCPS

Justin Anderson • Activities Director The Central City Athletic Department is excited to announce the induction of Zach Reeves (2013) and Harold Wilder (1914) into the Central City High School Hall of Fame this past Friday night.

Tickets on sale for Cook presentation

Merrick Arts Council’s (MAC) 2025-26 season is quickly approaching with an opening show featuring former Husker Volleyball Coach John Cook. MAC is anticipating a big crowd for the John Cook presentation on September 28th at 2:00 p.m.

NEBRASKA STATE FAIR

CENTRAL CITY Barrel Racer Remi Wells competed at the Nebraska State Fair High School Rodeo at the state fairgrounds at Fonner Park in Grand Island on Monday..
NEBRASKA STATE FAIR

Senator’s Note

Senator Loren Lippincott • District 34 In the wake of the immediate success of Florida’s “Alligator Alcatraz”—the migrant detention and deportation facility built earlier this year in the Everglades—a similar facility is being planned for Nebraska, dubbed the “Cornhusker Clink.”
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