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Farming and ethanol drive Central City. The local Green Plains plant produces roughly 116 million gallons a year and now captures and stores biogenic carbon on site. Around it is irrigated corn and soybean production and cattle, with the county hospital a significant employer and rail access on both Union Pacific and BNSF.

The Central City hub supports businesses serving Clarks, Chapman, Palmer, Silver Creek, Fullerton, Archer, Polk and Grand Island.

Farming and ethanol drive Central City. The local Green Plains plant produces roughly 116 million gallons a year and now captures and stores biogenic carbon on site. Around it is irrigated corn and soybean production and cattle, with the county hospital a significant employer and rail access on both Union Pacific and BNSF.

Major area employers include Litzenberg Memorial County Hospital, Green Plains Central City, Central City Public Schools, Merrick County government and area grain cooperatives.

Originally called Lone Tree and established in 1866 as the Union Pacific laid track, with the 1912 county courthouse and the 1916 Martha Ellen Auditorium as landmarks, and a place in the sandhill crane migration corridor along the Platte.

Locally that means grain elevators, agronomy and crop-input dealers, seed and chemical suppliers, irrigation service, implement dealers and diesel repair shops, trucking and grain hauling, a downtown with grocery, cafes and hardware, construction and excavating contractors, and clinic and senior-care services around Litzenberg.