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Middle School First Quarter Honor Roll (3.68+ GPA) Ava Merchant; Baron Falk; Brielle Edson; Elise Rathjen; Gabrielle Bonnes; Kaley Krug; Kali Birnie; Katie Sidak; Liana Hanson; Abby Berck; Addie Edson; Alexis Perry; Clay Johnson; David Chiles; Kadeya Sanborn; Luke Powell; Matthew Needham; Micaiah...

Daily Activity Report Monday, October 31 Officer responded to a citizen assist in the 2500 block of 23rd Avenue, Situation resolved. Officer responded to a stray dog complaint in the 2400 block of 22nd Avenue, owner captured.

On Tuesday morning the Merrick County Board of Supervisors met for their regularly scheduled meeting with a far shorter agenda then they have in previous meetings, but there was still some important topics to be discussed.

Heading into the 2022 General Election there were some races that could be projected such as a Jim Pillen win to become the next Governor of Nebraska.

Central City has many traditions that come and go each year, but a tradition of honoring our Nation’s heroes each Veterans Day just might be the most important celebration each year.

It has now been five years since Central City native, Todd A. Williams made a splash all across the state of Nebraska when his beautiful Legacy of Nebraska exhibition.

10 Years Ago A crew of volunteers helps Larry Peterson, project contractor, pour the concrete for the first wall of the Central City Veterans Monument at South Park last week. Paige Grigsby, carefully-oh, so carefully- puts an item in a care package destined for a U.S.

As the Thursday Night Lights shopping event continues. Many stores in town are continuing to see success with shoppers coming in at the later hours and boosting their business.

The recruits of the Nebraska State Patrol Camp 66 completed crash response scenarios Tuesday at the NSP Training Academy. The 16 recruits went through life-like scenarios designed to simulate responding to a multi-vehicle crash, including injuries and a fatality.

It was a cuteness overload on Sunday for the annual Parade of Goblins event at the Merrick County Fairgrounds. Shane Wranek (left) broke free from his jail cell, but was quickly captured and cuffed by his dad so all was well.