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Merrick County GOP to host Nebraska Senator Loren Lippincott for election ballot review

1 year ago By News Staff
The Merrick County GOP will be hosting a meeting on Monday, October 7, 2024, to review the upcoming General Election ballot, and they’ve secured an insightful guest to help guide the conversation. Nebraska Senator Loren Lippincott, representing District 34, will be the featured speaker of the evening, lending his expertise to help voters navigate the important measures they will soon face.

Small Town Market Days to bring excitement to Central City, Clarks, and beyond

1 year ago By News Staff
Central Nebraska is about to burst with excitement as Small Town Market Days kicks off this Thursday, October 3, and runs through Saturday, October 5. Shoppers, families, and fun-seekers alike will have the chance to explore fantastic deals, experience local charm, and enjoy special events throughout the weekend. The towns of Central City, Clarks, Fullerton, Aurora, and Stromsburg are rolling out the red carpet, and there’s something for everyone!

Merrick County voters to determine fate of townships

1 year ago By News Staff
As the 2024 General Election approaches, Merrick County voters find themselves facing key decisions that will shape both their local community and their role in broader state and national politics. While the national races naturally draw attention, the hyperlocal issues on this year’s ballot carry significant weight for residents who are invested in the future of their county.
County board members spent much of their week talking budget. l-r: Ed Dexter, Dennis Jarecke, Carolyn Kucera, Roger Wiegert, Jan Placke, and Russ Kreachbaum. Not present Monday or Tuesday Tom Weller.  

Merrick County tackles budget amongst concerns

1 year ago By News Staff
The Merrick County Board of Supervisors spent the past week addressing the upcoming budget amid growing conversations surrounding rising property taxes. On Monday night, a special budget meeting was held, drawing significant attendance after many local residents received postcards notifying them of estimated changes in their property taxes. The postcards indicated changes to property tax levies, sparking widespread interest and concern among homeowners.

The legacy of Wright Morris and the Lone Tree Literary Society

1 year ago By Jacob Kennedy R-n Reporter
After spending many decades caring for some of the most prominent historical buildings in Merrick County, the Lone Tree Literary Society has decided to disband. Handing over their assets to the Merrick County Historical Museum, they look forward to the museum helping to continue the legacy of famous Writer/Photographer and Central City native Wright Morris.
A Job Well Done Linda Jensen celebrated her retirement on Friday, September 13 after working nearly 42 years for the City of Central City. Through the many changes from starting as a data processing and billing clerk to city clerk she loved her job. Linda has seen many faces during her time as the clerk, not only faces of residents but five City Administrators, six Mayors and many council members. Courtesy photo  

Linda Jensen retires after nearly 42 years of service to the City of Central City

1 year ago By News Staff
On September 13th Linda Jensen of Central City ended her career of nearly 42 years serving as Billing Clerk and City Clerk/Treasurer. Linda was first hired full-time as a data processing and billing clerk in December 1982. During this time Linda fully automated the city office, including the utility bills. In 2009 her title changed to City Clerk/Treasurer. In the early years Linda worked with the Department Heads who ran their own departments. Since then, she has worked with five City Administrators. She has had the pleasure of working for six Mayors and numerous Council Members.
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