THE BIBLE SAYS...
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AYS... “No man can serve two masters: for either he will hate the one, and love the other; or else he will hold to the one, and despise the other.
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| CENTRAL CITY POLICE DEPARTMENT |
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MONDAY, MARCH 16 Officer responded to a motorist in the area of 16th Street and G Street, situation resolved. TUESDAY, MARCH 17 Officer responded to a disturbance in the 1700 block of 24th Street, situation resolved.
STUDENTS ATTEND STATE DECA CONFERENCE
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EIGHT OF THE CENTRAL CITY DECA MEMBERS attended the State DECA Conference in Lincoln from March 19th through March 21st. The students competed in various competitions from Automotive Services Marketing to Business Law & Ethics Team Decision Making. Londyn Fisher said “It was so much fun connecting with other members from different chapters”. She also included that everyone should compete if they have the chance. During our time there, Fyn Fasbender competed for vice president as a state officer. He campaigned for most of the time while saying his slogan “Grin for Fyn.” Paul Johnson received first place on the exam portion of the Automotive Services Marketing event; Luke McHargue received first place on his first role play and Top 8 overall in the Sports and Entertainment Marketing event; Fisher and Landen Purvis received Top 8 in the Business and Law Ethics Team Decision Making event; and Fyn Fasbender was chosen for the Elevate Leadership Academy. Overall it was a great time and members met so many new people.
Merrick County to host Republican county convention
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The Merrick County Republican Party will hold its election year 2026 County Convention on April 6, 2026 at 6:00 p.m. at ISI Solar located at 1620 19th Street, Central City, Nebraska.
Red Cross continues to support those impacted by wildfires
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The American Red Cross is continuing its efforts to assist communities across affected by the recent wildfires. Trained Red Cross volunteers remain on the ground, working in close coordination with local emergency officials as response needs evolve.
A rainbow of nutrition for your plate
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Imagine a garden where vegetables and fruit grow all year long. As visitors take a slow stroll along the path, they notice fall apples in hues as varied as green, yellow, red, and swirling combinations. Summer blueberries and ripe red strawberries rest nearby. Spring lettuces range from deep emerald to gentle pale green. Is it a garden? Not quite, it is the grocery store.
Central City students earn honors
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Central City students earned a slate of honors at the Greater Nebraska Science and Engineering Fair on Saturday, March 21st, the team’s second major competition of the season. Competing in Nebraska City, students brought home a mix of special awards and top category finishes.
Senator’s Note
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Senator Loren Lippincott • District 34 Our American form of government is often referred to today as a democracy, but that is inaccurate. We are a constitutional republic which represents a distinctly different system of government.
State’s ag land values decline for second year
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The value of agricultural land in Nebraska declined one percent over the past year to an average of $3,905 per acre as of February 1st, according to the preliminary report from the University of Nebraska–Lincoln’s 2025-26 Farm Real Estate Market Survey. It is the second consecutive year of declining land values since the market reached $4,015 per acre in 2024.