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Coming Along

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Nearly one year ago Bing’s Pets was welcomed into the Central City retail family as the once online only retailer opened their very own brick and mortar location on the east end of Central City. From there Bing’s Pets has continued to grow into the location where you can now find a variety of products for your pet needs. In the upcoming weeks they will look to showcase that growth with a first Halloween event that will feature prizes for both pet and children costumes on October 22. In November the store will also celebrate their first anniversary, a milestone occasion for any small business. Be on the look out for great buys at Bing’s.

Bing’s Pets makes plans for upcoming Halloween and Anniversary events

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As we move into the fall season that will bring with it plenty of tricks and treats, one retail location is gearing up for a “spooktacular” party this “Howl-o-ween” here in Central City. The Halloween season is a special one for Bing’s Pets as they are able to celebrate with their furry friends, but also look forward to a milestone anniversary.
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Officer Hedge settles in with Central City Police Department

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Officer Matt Hedge You may have noticed a new face patrolling the streets of Central City and that is because the Central City Police Department has welcomed a new officer to the force this year. Officer Matt Hedge who started the job in April, joins the staff at the police department with plenty of experience, both as a paramedic and serving in the United States Air Force. Now as a Police officer, he has taken to his duty, patrolling the streets of Central City to keep the community safe.

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10 Years Ago Central City fireman Rod Spiegel received his 20-year service watch and the congratulations of Russ Kreachbaum, president of the Central City Volunteer Fire Department last Wednesday at the departments regular meeting. As part of the Nebraska Christian homecoming celebration members of the school’s first graduating class returned including, Kenneth and Lillian Martin, Fern Boldt, Dorothy Cook, Marjorie Young, Judy Taylor, Linda Francis, Shirley Garwood, Lloyd Thorin, Stephen LaBar, Glenn Sawyer and Ken Taylor.
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Nebraska Horticulture

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Assessing “Problem Plants” in Your Landscape During landscape clean up at season’s end, it’s a good time to assess your plantings’ performance and make plans for next season. If problems occurred, how did they present? Were scattered, unrelated plants affected? Or were all plants in one section of the landscape showing symptoms? How problems present can give a clue as to the potential problems and help you develop a plan to improve next year.
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Community welcomes Dr. Poppe

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Twenty years ago, Dr. Brian Buhlke joined a veteran staff of physicians here in Central City and though many things have changed over the years, a tradition of outstanding medical professionals continues. Dr. Buhlke is now the veteran working alongside a quality group at Merrick Medical Center who has welcomed a new face to the group recently.