Brady Public School was granted the opportunity to purchase new books for students when they received the Research Text Depository Grant from the John Russell Applegate Fund for Teachers at Mid-Nebraska Community Foundation. The foundation is based in North Platte and applicants must submit a grant form detailing what the funds would be used for if they are received.

Wild Horse Golf Club has added a new member to their family; Tony Collins is their new Director of Golf and he couldn’t be happier to be a part of the Gothenburg community.

he track and field enthusiasts came from far and wide across central Nebraska to see some of the best compete at the Don Bader Invitational held at Ray Ehlers Stadium in Lexington in front of a large crowd on Friday afternoon and early evening.

On April 10th Gothenburg Early Childhood Learning Coalition hosted a block party for the community to celebrate the Week of the Young Child. The Block Party was held in front of the Sun Theatre and had many activities for families to participate in, from a magic show to a free hot dog lunch.

In 2018 Gothenburg’s city council called in a surveyor to inspect the infrastructure of the city and discovered that there were many places in need of repair. Miller & Associates were the engineers hired to create a plan to address the issues and declared that Avenue I was the most problematic road with bad water lines and pavement issues. It was agreed that Avenue I needed to be repaired and the City Council created the 2020 Street Improvement Plan. Now, City Administrator Gary Greer, who has been with Gothenburg for one year, is eager to put Miller & Associates’ plan into motion.

Going the distance were many of the tracksters that competed for top honors from Cozad and Gothenburg in the girls portion of the Broken Bow Track and Field Invitational that was held on Friday afternoon.