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AREA GROUPS PREP FOR GO BIG GIVE

2 months ago By Michael Rother
The thirteenth annual Go Big Give event, bringing Hall, Hamilton, Howard, and Merrick counties together in a twenty-four-hour day of giving, will be held next Thursday, May 7th. Put on by the Greater Grand Island Community Foundation and Heartland United Way, Go Big Give allows participating area nonprofits to raise money and awareness over a twenty-four-hour day of giving, as well as during the pre-give period preceding the event, which will be underway until May 6th.
VOLUNTEERS WORK to plant trees in Nebraska City. Courtesy Photo  

PlantNebraska guides grant impact across state

2 months ago By News Staff
A federal grant is helping Nebraska communities reimagine how trees can strengthen infrastructure, aesthetics, local economies and resilience. PlantNebraska, a statewide nonprofit, is partnering with the University of Nebraska– Lincoln to manage a ten-million-dollar grant from the United States Forest Service, part of the United States Department of Agriculture.

Nonpareil honored for excellence

2 months ago By Michael Rother
The Central City Republican- Nonpareil won multiple awards at the Nebraska Press Association’s 153rd Annual Convention. On Saturday, April 18th, during the final banquet of the threeday convention held at the Cornhusker Marriot in downtown Lincoln, the Republican-Nonpareil won five awards— four of which were first place awards—during the association’s Better Newspaper Contest.
MERRICK COUNTY HISTORICAL MUSEUM PRESIDENT TRACEY HEFNER cuts the ribbon on the museum’s new facility in Central City during Saturday’s grand opening celebration. Photo by Jordan Coslor  

A GRAND OPENING

2 months ago By Michael Happ
Historical museum cuts ribbon on new building on Saturday The Merrick County Historical Museum officially began a new chapter last week, as the museum held the grand opening for its new facility in Central City. On Saturday morning, a large crowd of museum patrons, community members, and state and local dignitaries and elected leaders gathered to officially cut the ribbon on the new facility.
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