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Central City Public Schools alumnus Colton Kohl has become an award-winning teacher and music instructor at Fullerton Public Schools, where he has built a vibrant and expanding music program. Under his leadership, band and choir participation has soared, drawing a growing number of students to the world of music.

The River Rats Association, a nonprofit dedicated to preserving and beautifying the Platte River while promoting safe recreational use, hosted several successful events this summer. In appreciation of the community’s support, the group gave back by donating to local organizations.

There is no solace for a mother mourning the loss of her child. How do you survive the unimaginable pain of such a loss? When people think of pregnancy, they often imagine a positive and wonderful experience, resulting in a beautiful baby.

Do fish see water? “The question asks if we are surrounded by something every day, do we really see what’s going on around us? Can you see the red flags or warning signs around you? It’s easy to see them when it’s not your situation, but it’s not so easy when it’s something you’re surrounded by every single day,” says Janine Latus.

This past Saturday, the streets of downtown Grand Island were filled with warm weather, music, and the unmistakable spirit of community as the annual Harvest of Harmony Parade took place. The event, which has become a staple of Nebraska life since its inception in 1938, featured a strong local presence, with students from Central City High School and High Plains Community Schools proudly marching among the 100-plus bands participating.

A Royal Gathering.

Daily Activity Report Monday, September 30 Officer responded to a disturbance in the 1700 block of 14th Avenue, Situation resolved, parties separated. Officer responded to a citizen assist in the 1100 block of 13th Street, Report to be completed.