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Senator’s Note

1 month ago By News Staff
Senator Loren Lippincott • District 34 Motherhood and intact families—homes with a married mother and father raising children together—form a strong foundation for American culture. In our busy modern world, however, these fundamental truths sometimes get overlooked or purposely ignored.
MOE CHRISTENSEN will retire from Dinsdale’s at the end of the week following a thirty-two year career working for the company. Photo by Michael Rother  

CHRISTENSEN PREPS TO RETIRE

1 month ago By Michael Rother
After the better part of thirty-two years working for Dinsdale Express (DXI), Four Seasons Ag, and Dinsdale Brothers, Office Manager Moe Christensen is retiring. The longtime employee, whose position has encompassed an ever-broadening and changing array of roles over more than three decades, officially retires this Friday, May 15th.

From Our Files

1 month ago By News Staff
10 YEARS AGO Central City Public Schools Students of the Month for April 2016 are: Brad Schoch, Kaylee Eberle, Shane Stan, Rylie Young, Brooklyn Richardson and Bas Luebbe. Elaine Wischmeier’s annual music recital was held on May 1st.
PAUL BURBACH, a retired Central City man, has spent the past six years raising money for the Central City Stampede softball program through can collections, with help from generous community donors. Late last month, he had raised just shy of $30,000 for the cause. Photo by Jordan Coslor  

CRUSHING A FUNDRAISER

2 months ago By Michael Rother
Burbach has netted Stampede Softball nearly $30,000 with effort A Central City man, with help from generous donors from across the area, has raised nearly $30,000 for the Central City Stampede softball team. Paul Burbach, a retired Central City graduate and longtime resident, began collecting cans to raise money for the outfit just under six years ago, in January 2020.
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