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“Nebraska Farm Bureau strongly supports the goal of a legislative bill introduced today aimed at correcting the unintentional elimination of more than $550 million of refundable income tax credits for 2023 property taxes, which were paid in 2024. This oversight has resulted in many Nebraska property owners missing out on expected tax relief because the rules were changed in the middle of the game last August during the special legislative session called to lower property taxes.” “We applaud the swift actions taken by senators to amend this issue and strongly encourage the Legislature to prioritize the passage of this corrective legislation.

The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) Farm Service Agency (FSA) reminds producers, including dairy producers impacted by H5N1, that the deadline to apply for financial assistance through the Emergency Assistance for Livestock, Honeybees and Farm-raised Fish Program (ELAP) is Jan. 30, 2025, for losses due to specific adverse conditions that occurred in 2024.

December 11-January 1, 2025 The Central City Police Department participated in the Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over from December 11, 2024-January 1, 2025 with 5 officers completing 90 of overtime hours. During this grant the Central City Police Department had 10 speeding, 2 citations for moving violations, and a total of 12 contacts.

Despite stepping away from her 30-year old ticket taking stint at NC’s home event from last fall, Lois Ludden was back in her familiar spot over the Christmas break, filling in for those who have taken her place. Jeremiah Dickinson, Junior: He places first at Central City Invitational and is ranked No.2 in Class C at 132 Peggy Dunston she serves her local church, Bellevue Christian center in Bellevue, NE in the areas of women’s Ministry, Prayer ministry, Christian Education and small group facilitator.

Senator Loren Lippincott of Central City, representing District 34, introduced Legislative Bill 3 (LB3) on January 9 at the request of Governor Jim Pillen. The bill seeks to change Nebraska’s method of allocating electoral votes in presidential elections from its current congressional district-based system to a winner-take-all model.

With 2024 in the rearview mirror, Central City is looking ahead to the possibilities the new year holds. The City Council convened on a chilly January evening to discuss a range of topics, both new and ongoing, with the goal of improving the community.

On January 6, the Merrick County Nebraska Republicans convened at ISI Solar for their monthly meeting. The focus of the gathering was educational, featuring a video series titled Constitution Alive! This series explores U.S. history and the development of the Constitution, providing detailed information about the nation’s founding document and the rights it guarantees.