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Body It was a day of jubilation and joviality at Central City Elementary School as students and staff marked the 100th day of the academic year with a unique twist: while the students celebrated the milestone of a hundred days of learning and growing, the staff joined in with a...

Body The Central City Performing Arts Center resonated with melodies and harmonies as it hosted the prestigious Sing Around Nebraska Festival Choir event on Saturday.

Body Central City is now home to a new chapter of the National Wild Turkey Federation (NWTF), which has convened twice to elect board members and initiate its mission.

Body Edwin Garcia, who has dedicated 16 years of service as the postmaster for Central City and neighboring areas, is set to retire. Marking the end of an era, his last day, January 12th, coincided with the severe snowstorm that battered Merrick County and much of the Midwest.

Body The Merrick County Republicans convened this past Monday at ICS in Central City, with a notable address from Derek Oden, Campaign Manager for Deb Fischer for U.S. Senate.

Body The Republican-Nonpareil has added to its repetoire of services an updated and user-friendly presence on the World Wide Web as it is announced that online offerings will be found at republicannonpareil. com.

Body Many of us have historical items tucked away somewhere, but this past Sunday some of those local items were the topic of discussion thanks to local residents who shared their story at the Merrick County Historical Museum meeting.

Body As we enter another spirited election cycle it is time again for local voters to educate themselves before casting their ballot. The Merrick County Republicans met Monday with Janice Stuhmer beginning the meeting where Derek Oden spoke on behalf of Senator Fischer’s campaign.

Body On December 13th, the Central City FFA chapter attended the district’s Leadership Development Events. FFA members have been practicing for these competitions over the last few months, and their practice really paid off.

Body Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services More than 21,000 lung cancer deaths a year are from exposure to radon gas, according to the Centers for Disease Control. Nebraska is third in the nation with the potential for high radon levels behind Iowa and Pennsylvania.