Muriel Kotschwar was a Sunday afternoon caller of Randy and Brenda Edson. Sandy Bosch took her mother, Bonnie Maline, out for supper on Thursday evening in Gothenburg. Patty Johnson of
Gothenburg Public Schools is now accepting preschool applications for the 2019-2020 school year. The application deadline is March 29, 2019. Your child must turn 4 on or before July 31,
On Jan. 11, the Gothenburg FFA officers, on behalf of Rise Against Hunger, presented a check to the Gothenburg Backpack Program.
The Swede Speech team competed against 30 teams at the Central Nebraska Forensics League speech meet in Grand Island this past Saturday.
The team won 23 medals, according to coach Kaitlyn Clark, seven of which were won by first time medalists.
Many students at Gothenburg Public Schools are ready and prepared for the new year. However, there are a few who are concerned about how their family may be able to afford meals for the year.
Gothenburg High School coronation candidates were announced in a pep rally Friday morning. The coronation ceremony will be Friday, Jan. 18, at 8 p.m. in the GHS north gym.
“I remember when me and my friend’s played Chinese fire drill,” said my grandmother Mary Moon as she made supper. I asked her what that meant, and she said it was when a carload of friends gets to a stop sign and everyone jumps out of the vehicle and runs around it a couple of times.
Hilltop Estates receives Certificate of Achievement from Great Plains Quality Innovation Network on Jan. 4.
The Gothenburg High School cheerleaders won first place at a competition last weekend at Skutt Catholic High School in Omaha. They participated in the meet to help prepare for the state cheer and dance competition, which will be held Feb.
Four Brady students played in the Oregon Trail Honor Band last week in Kimball. The 12th annual Oregon Trail Band was sponsored by Doane University and conducted by Dr. Jay W. Gilbert. The band worked during the day on Jan. 7 to prepare the following four selections to be performed that night.