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UNK sophomore Dylan Pfeifer meets with a hospital representative during Wednesday’s Hospital Partners Networking Event at the Regional Engagement Center on campus. (Photo by Erika Pritchard, UNK Communications)  

UNK program builds a pipeline for rural hospitals

1 year ago By By Tyler Ellyson, Unk Communications
Dylan Pfeifer is only a sophomore at the University of Nebraska at Kearney, but he’s already making connections with potential employers and planning his future career. The Central City native wants to work in rural health care, so he’s looking for ways to network with professionals in the field and learn more about providers across the state.

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1 year ago By News Staff
‘West Side Story’ as Christensen says “ of the shows we have done this is the most confident”, although that his all star cast is up to the challenge. Boarded windows and tarped roof tell the tale of damage done by the February 5 fire that ravaged the north wing of Central City’s Heartland Evangelical Free Church.
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Hamilton announces partnership with Huskers

1 year ago By News Staff

Hamilton is pleased to announce a partnership with the University of Nebraska Athletics as the “Official Business IT Partner of the Huskers.” The multifaceted partnership with the Huskers will integrate Hamilton and the Huskers in a variety of platforms and athletic venues including messaging across the Huskers Radio Network and its broadcasts, social media, and the Official Huskers App.

The End of an Era For generations on this site sat a building that held special memories for Central City residents. From the D&D Drive Inn to M&M Liquor, the building was a landmark in the community. On Monday the building came down but the memories still remain. That was evident this week as community members joined us on social media to have a conversation about those who helped make the building special over the years.  

Demolition of M&M Liquor marks the end of an era in Central City

1 year ago By Ryan Dettman R-n Publisher
The sky hung heavy with gray clouds Monday morning, casting a somber tone over the corner of town where memories had stacked up like bottles on a shelf. The first bite of metal into walls sent a shudder through the old structure, shaking loose the dust of decades. With every crash of falling debris, another piece of Central City’s past crumbled to the ground.
Read Across America Week brings fun and literacy to Central City Public Schools  

Read Across America Week brings fun and literacy to Central City Public Schools

1 year ago By News Staff
Students at Central City Public Schools are celebrating the joy of reading with Read Across America Week, a nationwide initiative established by the National Education Association (NEA) in 1997. The program, originally designed as a single-day event on March 2—Dr. Seuss’s birthday—has evolved into a week-long celebration aimed at encouraging students to embrace literacy in a fun and engaging way. This year, Central City students are participating in a variety of themed days to bring excitement to the school day while promoting reading. The week began on Monday, March 3, with no school due to parent-teacher conferences. On Tuesday, March 4, students were encouraged to bring their water in anything but a traditional water bottle, leading to creative and sometimes humorous alternatives. Wednesday, March 5, gave students the opportunity to dress as their favorite Dr. Seuss character or wear their silliest mis-matched clothes in the spirit of fun. On Thursday, March 6, students will celebrate Hat Day by wearing their favorite headwear, allowing them to skip their usual morning hair routine in favor of something more festive. The week will conclude on Friday, March 7, with Pajama Day, where students can wear their coziest sleepwear while enjoying a good book.
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