Brady received a fun surprise this last week when the town was decorated in sidewalk chalk art. The park, down town streets, and various sidewalks were covered in colorful pictures. The two pictures here were spotted at Roberta’s Salon and the Brady Get and Go. The first is of a bigfoot welcoming visitors to town and the second is an uplifting message. (Photos by,Ashley Mohler)

Dudley Elementary School is officially on summer break, but students received a visit from the fire department the day before their last day of school. In between cleaning up classrooms, cleaning out desks, and buttoning everything up for summer, Dudley students took a trip to the football field to see Mr. Neels and Mr. Mahlberg sprayed by a fire hose.

Stepping up to the plate and hitting a homerun were numerous athletes that competed for Gothenburg at the B6 District Championships that were held in Ogallala on Tuesday.

The Minutemaids defended their home hardcourt in a tennis clash with cross-county rival Gothenburg at Plum Creek Park on Tuesday afternoon. The Orange and Black were

Dudley Elementary students and Gothenburg’s preschoolers had a chance to show off their track and field skills this past week.

The Gothenburg Times is excited to announce that we’ve won an award from the Nebraska Press Association. The Times competed in the Class B section of the Featured Series in the 2022 Better Newspaper Competition Among the Newspapers of Nebraska. Reporter Ashley Mohler’s 80 Years and 1,000 Hours, a featured series about Gothenburg local Robert Mann, was awarded first place. Pictured here is Ashley Mohler with the award. (Photo by, Aliyah O’Keefe)