NEWS RELEASE–Munchkin Masquerade has been offering families an opportunity to trick-or-treat safely in downtown Gothenburg for decades. With this year’s coronavirus threat in the forefront, safety couldn’t be more important.
LINCOLN – The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) recently awarded $822,737 in grants to fund 16 projects designed to strengthen the specialty crop industry in Nebraska. The USDA provides grant monies through the Specialty Crop Block Grant Program (SCBGP) to fund research and ag education activities to increase demand for specialty crops. The Nebraska Department of Agriculture (NDA) monitors and administers Nebraska’s specialty crop program.
BLACK NIGHTSHADE IN CORN RESIDUE
SO CLOSE TO GOLD: After leading the entire race at the District Meet in Ogallala on Thursday, October 15, Will Anderson was forced into a foot race in the final stretch by Sidney’s Daniel Bashtovoi who would ultimately surpass Anderson to take the lead and and steal the title of District Champion just strides before the finish line. Anderson reigned over the District rankings all season and had hopes of claiming the championship for the second year in a row. Anderson crossed the tape visibly distraught and physically exhausted.
PRESS RELEASE– The changes in below went into effect October 21, 2020 regarding Directed Health Measures due to the recent spike in COVID-19 cases.
Gothenburg residents had a snowy surprise on Sunday evening as flurries slowly accumulated across the community and blanketed the fall colors. Although short lived, it was a friendly reminder that winter will soon be upon us.
Debt. The state of owing money. Something that is not always easy to talk about, and can cause a toll on sleeping habits, fights with spouses or significant others and even loss of focus at work.
100 Years Ago
Since early this spring, Gothenburg has done a great job at trying to remain prepared for what is to come, and help teach proper hygiene routines to do our part in flattening the curve.
“My favorite pet was an old horse that we grew up farming with: his name was Old Pet,” my grandfather, Norman Anderson, said as we sat on the couch drinking coffee. I wasn’t surprised when I heard the horse’s name because, well, we Andersons were never very creative when it came to stuff like that. However, my grandfather was creative when it came to saddling Old Pet.