Getting a chance to showcase their talents in front of the largest crowds that they have seen all year; numerous lucky winners including tracksters from Cozad, Gothenburg and Lexington were able to step onto the medal stand and be awarded hardware for their efforts at the 2022 NSAA Class B Nebraska State Track & Field Championships that were hosted by Omaha Burke on Wednesday and Thursday.

Remax Realty is excited to announce the addition of two historic homes on the market. Realtors Bry Dudley and Rhett Lindholm have been working with their clients to uncover some of the histories surrounding two properties on Avenue G. Little information has been discovered regarding the original establishment and deeds of the properties, but a postcard dating back to the 1900s shows a brief look into the history these homes have witnessed.

The Fifth Annual Mental Health Awareness Event was held at Ehmen Park on May 19th. Several local organizations and out of town organizations were in attendance. Pamphlets, website information, and phone information was given out to those who stopped by. Kids played corn hole and got their faces painted. Overall, it was a successful event. You can find more photos of the event inside. See more on page 3!

The Sun Theatre is preparing for its summer production of the comedy thriller Let’s Murder Marsha, with Director Lori Long. Long is the long-time high school librarian and one-act director at Gothenburg High School. She’s enjoyed her work with Gothenburg’s students but is stepping out of her comfort zone with an alladult cast for Let’s Murder Marsha.

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.