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Farm Bureau urges property tax reform

Body Nebraska Farm Bureau is urging state lawmakers to make property tax reform a top priority in the 2026 legislative session with an emphasis on taking steps to slow the growth in property tax collections.
NEBRASKA FARM BUREAU urged state lawmakers to make property tax reform a top priority in the 2026 legislative session during a January 22nd news conference held at the Nebraska State Capitol. Courtesy Photo

CANDIDATES CONTINUE TO FILE

Body Election offices in Nebraska opened for candidate filings for the 2026 primary election on Monday, January 5th. Since then, a few individuals have filed for offices in Merrick County.

From Our Files

Body 10 YEARS AGO In what has been something of a persistent problem over the past few months, the Central City Police Department has responded to and conducted investigations related to a series of burglaries in the community.

CCHS awards diploma early

Body The Central City Board of Education began its first meeting of the new year with a bit of early-season pomp and circumstance. Monday night, during the board’s inaugural meeting of 2026, members of the board stood on as Jackson Uden-Roberts received his diploma.
CENTRAL CITY HIGH SCHOOL graduate Jackson Uden- Roberts receives his diploma from Director of Opportunities Andrew Stolpe on Monday night. Photo by Jordan Coslor

LIBRARY’S REACH HIGHLIGHTED

Body Central City Library Director Sara Lee didn’t have to tell the Central City City Council about her facility’s role in the community. Rather, the library director let the numbers concerning the library’s impact on Central City speak for themselves.

Ziebarth’s practice draws wide clientele

Body Abintra Lumine Health and Wellbeing, a complementary modality medical clinic that got its start in Central City in 2022, officially relocated to 708 Rollins Street in Palmer in May 2025. In the more than half a year since the move, Dr.
DR. RACHEL ZIEBARTH moved her practice, Abintra Lumine Health and Wellbeing, to an office at 708 Rollins Street in Palmer in May of last year. Photo by Michael Rother
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