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Body Recently at the Nebraska state horseshoe tournament, a local youngster , CJ Mcllheran from Chapman earned the title of Nebraska state boys Cadet Champion. This division is for those participants 11 and under in age.

Body Lower health insurance cost to Nebraska individuals and families is a high priority to Nebraska Farm Bureau (NEFB).

Body As harvest time nears, the Nebraska Corn Board (NCB) and the Nebraska Corn Growers Association (NeCGA) recognize and understand the importance of National Farm Safety and Health Week by providing safety tips for agriculture and harvest.

Body Central City High School is celebrating a significant achievement, as senior Kit Brooks has been named a semifinalist in the 2025 National Merit Scholarship Program.

Body The village of Marquette held its second meeting on Monday, September 9th, to discuss the vintage signs and look at some of the amendments that had been brought forward. Once again, many people from in and around Marquette showed up in support of Randy Beckman and his signs.

Body As Merrick County moves closer to the November 5th General Election, much of the focus has been on national races, including the presidential election. However, for residents of District 4 in Merrick County, a local race is drawing significant attention.

Body Gracia Burnham, survivor of more than a year of captivity in the hands of a Filipino group that beheaded many of its hostages, talks to students and staff at Nebraska Christian about her belief that God’s grace enables us to forgive our enemies.

Body On Sunday, September 8th, the Merrick County Historical Museum held a special event at the Merrick County Venture Center focused on family history. Many people attended, filling the seats as they waited to showcase their treasures and see what others had brought to the event.

Body On a night filled with both gridiron excitement and heartfelt nostalgia, Central City High School celebrated the induction of three new members into its Athletic Hall of Fame.

Body Central City, NE – Last Wednesday evening, local residents gathered at Central City High School to review the findings of the 2024 Community Needs Assessment Survey and discuss the future of their town.