Another year and another successful Central City Public School’s Science Fair is in the books. This was a big year for the program that has been a cornerstone at the school for decades.
As the weekend began on Friday, March 7, the Nebraska Christian Schools elementary classes put on a school musical at the Performing Arts Center (PAC). The venue was filled to capacity, with hardly an empty seat in sight.
The third City Council meeting of 2025 took place Monday evening with absolutely glorious weather conditions during the day. Many new topics were brought to the table, with old business returning as well.
On Sunday, March 9, at the Venture Center in Central City, the Merrick County Historical Society held a special program featuring Humanities Nebraska speaker Dr. Sara Brandes Crook.
Leaders Act, Leaders Say, Leaders Think, Leaders Are, Leaders Can, and Leaders Have. 5th grade students became very familiar with these statements throughout their Leadership class this school year. Each fifth grade student is given the opportunity to be a part of a trimester leadership class.
More than 60 high school seniors will begin their studies at the University of Nebraska at Kearney this fall as members of a prestigious health science program.
Dylan Pfeifer is only a sophomore at the University of Nebraska at Kearney, but he’s already making connections with potential employers and planning his future career.