Parents can be examples of honesty
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Honesty is an important character trait to teach children. Without honesty, children may find it difficult to build healthy relationships and have a successful future.
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Senator’s Note
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Senator Loren Lippincott • District 34 We are poised to face a packed ballot in the November General Election. In addition to candidates for state and local offices, it will likely be littered with numerous proposed constitutional amendments and initiated statutes advancing through the petition process.
Troopers make arrests during special enforcement
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Troopers with the Nebraska State Patrol arrested thirteen impaired drivers as part of an enforcement effort around St. Patrick’s Day.
PINNACLE BANK - PALMER
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PINNACLE BANK - PALMER
Risk-averse producers highlighted in study
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A new study from University of Nebraska– Lincoln agricultural economists finds that producers with safety- first risk preferences likely make notably different grain-marketing decisions than those without, offering a glimpse into how and why producers market their harvests.
HIGH PLAINS COMMUNITY SPEECH
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HIGH PLAINS COMMUNITY SPEECH
From Our Files
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10 YEARS AGO Youngsters up and down the gamut of ages crowded into the Central City Volunteer Fire Department fire barn on Saturday to enjoy free Easter activities and to escape the rainy weather outdoors. On March 18th, the supervisor and residents of the girls’ dormitory at Nebraska Christian opened their doors to a number of special guests, who were on hand to help celebrate the opening of the new dormitory facility called Elliot Hall.
Tibbetts to retire from Pinnacle Bank in Palmer
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It’s the end of an era at Pinnacle Bank of Palmer. On Tuesday, March 31st, Sharon Tibbetts will be retiring.
CCPS BOARD REVISES POLICY
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The Central City Board of Education had the chance to weigh in on a policy regarding outside students participating in athletics and activities offered at the district’s high school. During the board’s March 16th meeting, members voted to approve a revision to Policy 5002.1: Part-Time Students.
MARY POPPINS TO TAKE FLIGHT
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Central City Public Schools to present Broadway-caliber musical The Central City High School musical is just around the corner, set to hit the stage four times this Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. This year, Central City students are staging Mary Poppins, and to quote the magical nanny herself, the show is shaping up to be “practically perfect in every way.” “We are hard at work getting ready for the shows,” said Director Dane Christensen of the upcoming performance on Monday, “and we’re excited for the public to come see what we have been working on.” For the 2026 Central City High School Musical, the district is staging an adaptation of Mary Poppins, adapted for the stage by Cameron Mackintosh from the original stories of P.L.