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The 2024 harvest season has arrived, bringing a unique set of challenges for farmers. With high input costs, persistently dry conditions, and fluctuating crop prices, farmers have had to navigate a difficult year in hopes of sustaining their livelihoods.

10 Years Ago Shari Peters was recently honored in Lincoln at the Nebraska Hospital Association Annual Convention. Shari was one of 7 finalists at Litzenberg and was ultimately named the 2014 Caring Kind Recipient.

On Sunday, November 3, Nebraska Christian School hosted a special evening worship service in the school gymnasium, bringing together students, families, and community members for a time of worship and reflection. Organized by many, including Mark Perry, the event created a unifying atmosphere where people could sing, pray, and focus on their faith as one community.

Merrick Nance County USDA Farm Service Agency (FSA) Executive Director Lorrie Robinson announced today that producers who file accurate and timely acreage reports for all crops and land uses can prevent the potential loss of FSA program benefits.

The Central City Council recently opened discussions about establishing a dog park, a topic that surfaced through the community needs survey, according to City Administrator Chris Anderson. The public hearing, led by Mayor Tim Bolling, saw active engagement from residents. Robin Bogatz was the first to address the council, stating, “We need a safe place to take our dogs to let off some energy and get exercise. You can say ‘walk your dog’ all you want, but when I walked my dog the other day, in the three miles we walked, several different free-roaming dogs came up on me and my dog, and one even followed me home.”