Center Republican
9/11 observance a lesson in history for Center-Stanton students
Most students in preschool through twelfth grade hadn’t even been born when the 9/11 attacks occurred.
Compost possible cause of tree row fire
The unexpected knocking on Bill and Bernice Etherington’s door Sept. 3 wasn’t a chance visit from a friend or neighbor, stopping by to chat.
$5.7 million improvement project topic of Sept. 16 special meeting
It was no surprise that the city’s sanitary sewer system, water system, and streets are in need of repair.
Retiring Hannover farrier leaves clients' hooves in good hands
“This lady pulled in in a big 4-wheel drive pick-up. It looked like a shoeing vehicle, but she didn’t look like a farrier. She’s got gray hair, she’s got it up in a French twist, I’m thinking, ‘we’ve got all sorts of mixed signals here’.”
Space campers ‘travel’ the universe
They not only met new life forms, they were those life forms.
Smooth start, abrupt ending to 20/20
People trickled into the Betty Hagel Memorial Civic Center last Friday evening as Center’s first all-night dance party got underway.
Bus route still CSPS concern
Finding themselves nearly down to the wire, Center-Stanton School Board members were forced to make decisions regarding the southwest bus route.
Dream big and achieve
New education center offers year-round opportunities
Gullickson types final period on her news career
The typewriter keys stand idle now, after more than 35 years of cranking out area news and observations.
20/20 dance party set to light up the night
Twenty thousand is a big number that promises big fun when 20/20 brings “20,000 watts/20,000 LED lights” to the Betty Hagel Memorial Civic Center.
