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On Monday, November 13th, the Merrick County GOP had their monthly meeting at Interconnection systems INC. The main focus of the meeting was education.

The sixteen members of the Central City High School One-Act play cast- as well as nine members of production crew, have been preparing all semester for what seams like a moment on stage. All that work paid off on November 27, when the students received All-conference acting honors.

The Central City Elementary Veterans Wall presents an opportunity for students to honor and highlight their personal heroes. Knox Grigsby smiles as he places a star next to a photo of his father, Ryan Grigsby, on just one portion of the wall that honors veterans of all conflicts.

Central Valley Ag (CVA) is now accepting applications for its annual scholarship program. The program will award 20 $1,000 scholarships to students pursuing higher education in an agriculturally related field.

Now that fall is here, and most spring-born calves are being weaned, 4-Hers and FFA students across Nebraska are looking over the calf crops and picking out market steer prospects for the 2024 county fair. Calves are carefully evaluated against a list of criteria, selected, and brought home.

Central Valley Ag is pleased to announce that its Board of Directors has approved the building of a new CVA Corn Cleaning Plant located at the existing CVA Hampton site.

Central City’s Merrick Medical Center recently concluded its annual Men’s Night, an event that combined educational health talks with a spirited atmosphere of camaraderie and competition.

It has been over a year since Jacey Eberle and Katrina Gomez started to put together a sensory room at the Merrick County Child Development Center. As of November 6th, it has become a great place for children who may need some time in a quiet and relaxing place.