Center Republican
City council discusses preliminary budget
Center City Council members took a hard look at last year’s expenses and revenue, and crunched the numbers for the preliminary 2018 budget.
FFA leaders working to go to Washington
Hard work is no stranger to FFA members, especially officers.
Fun at the Oliver County Fair
Want to play chicken -- or regular -- bingo? Bounce on inflatable games?
Rainfall too little, too late to make much difference
Center ND Kids ROCK leaves smiles hidden in plain sight
It’s never too early for kids to start making their community a better place.
Spaghetti benefit to help family with medical costs
It was an experience no family would ever willingly choose.
County commission upgrades burn ban
Hot, dry conditions; frequent windy weather; and recent grass fires prompted Oliver-Mercer County Emergency Manager Carmen Reed to request that the Oliver County Commission upgrade the Stage I burn ban to remain in place regardless of the level of state or other fire ratings.
Get active, have fun at 5K Color Run/Walk
Clouds of color, fitness, and fun are coming to Oliver County in the form of the non-competitive 5K Color Run/Walk to be held Saturday, Aug. 12, in conjunction with the Oliver County Fair.
Agriculture producers from as far away as Dodge, Carson, Stanton, and Price -- and representing Oliver, Mercer, Dunn, Grant, Burleigh, and Morton counties -- filled the meeting room at the Morton County Fairgrounds in New Salem last Friday with one thing on their minds: managing their operations under the D3-rated drought conditions encompassing central North Dakota.
Dedication ceremony for new welcome sign
Weeks after it became operational, people are still talking about the new LED sign that shows visitors and residents alike what’s happening in Center.
