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Students throw away lunches keeping the reusable trays and silverware.
Changes to the Central lunch room including plastic trays and metal utensils
Courtesy of the O-Book
The night that brings the community together
Central students take on human blue dot rally
Do Central students feel safe at school?
Brewing Confidence: Students Serve Up Success with “Guys in Ties” Coffee Cart
Halloween and Day of The Dead should NOT be schooling days in Omaha Public Schools.
Nebraska athletes shed light on new but important grey area
Central should adopt even stricter phone policies
Late starts causing too many challenges proving useless
Why Are West Omaha Students Flocking to Central for Their Photos?
Why Are West Omaha Students Flocking to Central for Their Photos?
The cover of the December 1859 issue of The Free School Advocate featuring the newspaper’s motto
Defending public schools for 160 years
Unsure about the future and okay with that
Success as a career
Digital camera leads to positive experiences, commemoration of senior year.
The importance of alone time
Carina Hernandez watching her drive just after teeing off
Central Senior Golfer Carina Hernandez Reflects on State Tournament Journey
Nichole Mitchell stands for photo outside of Central
Mitchell takes the court as the new Girls Basketball coach
Vast changes could come to NSAA as some ask for adjustments, including Central AD Rob Locken
Senior Adeline Samson hits the ball during a game
New Club hits the Nest; Pickleball Club
Senior Kashya Hall (Right) and Senior Tayah Perkins (Left) jump for a block against Elkhorn South
Central volleyball, losing 10 varsity seniors, looks to build for next season
Courtesy of the O-Book
 La noche que une a la comunidad 
Chappell Roan concert worth the headache
The strongest fighting game characters of all time
Central alum explores the dark reality of sex trafficking in new book
Mrs. Kavanagh handing a customer their cookies at the new corner store.
New DECA location offers more than just cookies
"Beetlejuice Beetlejuice" not as good as the original
“Beetlejuice Beetlejuice” not as good as the original
Eagles experience Peso Pluma concert
Eagles experience Peso Pluma concert
Trader Joe's snacks, reviewed for what to try and avoid, sit on a dining room table.
Trader Joe’s snacks: buss or bust?
"Goddess" by Laufey
“Goddess” by Laufey is A Powerful and Emotional Ballad
‘Mamma Mia:’ a soundtrack unlike any other
Benjamin Justman teaches in his classroom.
New English teacher thrives through teacher shortage
Inia Jones signed at Bradley University for girls basketball. Jones has been a varsity point guard since freshman year and will continue as a Brave.
“I have a lot to prove;” Inia Jones reflects on time at Central and commitment to Bradley University
Assistant Principal, Ms. Ellis discussing the best fries in Omaha with students in the cafeteria.
Amy Ellis is Central’s newest assistant principal. But who is she?
Leslie Arnold stands in line for the 1957 O-Book band picture. Edited by Cris Bataillon sourced from the Central O-Book.
How a Central Alumnus helped solve a decades old cold case
Reed, poet of the week
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Lily Hartley

Lily Hartley, Staff Writer

Hi! My name is Lily Hartley (she/her), and I am a sophomore. I was voted most likely to accidentally shoplift from a store. This is my first year on staff, and I’m on the website team. I enjoy dance, traveling, watching movies, and hanging out with my friends. Outside of the Register, I am on the cheer team and do dance!

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District announces new Inclement Weather Remote Learning Day Schedule

Lily Hartley, Staff Writer
November 28, 2023
Karen Brown, right, leads the Friendly Faces Table.

Central’s new Friendly Faces Table welcomes EL students

Lily Hartley, Staff Writer
October 2, 2023

Omaha Public Libraries conducts survey

Lily Hartley
April 25, 2023
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