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Body Over the past few years, Central City Public Schools, along with other organizations, has seen significant progress in cheer and dance programs. Cheerleading has had a large transformation, offering more opportunities for students to perform at numerous events and competitions.

Body A look back at the 2024 session When the 2024 session of the Nebraska Legislature ended on April 18 we had passed less than 30 percent of the 1,240 bills before us this year. In this 60-day short session we passed a total of 370 bills.

Body As I reflect on the unpredictable journey that life often presents, it becomes clear that the road map we start with is not always one that aligns with the terrain we traverse.

Body Welcome to the following new chamber members: Donna Myers, Interconnection Systems, Inc. (ISI) and Tredas.

Body Our Unaccountable Judiciary It has become commonplace in our day for people to raise the alarm about “threats to our democracy!” However, the very premise of the statement is skewed. The United States is not a democracy. It is a constitutional republic.

Body Have you ever wondered what it’s like to ditch the daily grind and jump headfirst into a weekend filled with laughter and unexpected adventures?

Body The battle for winner take all While it appears the current iteration of what’s known as the Winner Take All Bill in the Nebraska Legislature will be defeated once again this year, it continues to live on and will take determined effort and strategic thinking to finally change...

Body In Central City, we’re known for our robust sense of community, our unparalleled high school facilities, and, occasionally, our borderline obsessive fascination with the finer points of “boarder” control.

Body Welcome to the end of the school year! During this part of the school year it is important to stay focused on finishing strong. Here are a few things to keep in mind… As a parent, you need to continue to check your students’ grades, social media, gaming, and extracurriculars.

Body Our changing culture (or) Immigration or invasion? Culture consists of a society’s politics (its government and economy), religion and values, customs, language, institutions and the most basic unit of culture—the family.