Gary and Brenda Davis were Friday overnight guests of Grant and Sandra Davis, Sydney and Kennedy at Dannebrog. They went to Sydney’s basketball game on Friday evening.
The most heinous crimes often target vulnerable members of our society. To protect our innocent, Nebraska is hard at work to expose human trafficking and root it out of the Good Life.
Citing increasing inflation and a desire to move Dawson County official’s salaries closer to middle ground in their Nebraska Association of County Officials group, Dawson County Commissioners approved amended salary resolutions at their regular meeting on Friday.
The following passages come from copies of previous publications of the Gothenburg Times, they have been summarized by Ashley Mohler. Each passage has its source and is cited at the end of the passages.
On January 10, 2022, the Gothenburg School Board of Education met for a regularly scheduled meeting to realign the board for the 2022 year and to start the process of hiring a new superintendent. The beginning of the meeting was dedicated to the realignment of the board and the process of voting for board officers.
Those of you who know me personally probably know that there are three topics in life that I avoid talking about in everyday conversations. Politics, religion, and finances. I come from a big family and these three topics have started more than one heated debate. My siblings and I have gotten to the point where we recognize each other’s viewpoints. We don’t bring the topics up if we are hanging out, because there’s a good chance a remark about the death penalty, abortion laws, or church could start an argument. So, the topic of this week’s opinion piece may come as a shock to some. I want to talk about cancel culture. Or, rather, I want to talk about the dangers of cancel culture.
With the campaign trail full of potential candidates, Senator Brett Lindstrom has made a point to visit as many Nebraskan communities as possible during his run for the position of governor. Lindstrom hosted a meet and greet in the Larry Gill Conference Room of the YMCA in Gothenburg. The meeting was held at 10:30 AM and lasted until 11:30. It consisted of a presentation by Lindstrom and a question-and-answer session. Refreshments were provided for guests and Lindstrom personally greeted guests as they arrived.
The following passages come from copies of previous publications of the Gothenburg Times, they have been summarized by Ashley Mohler. Each passage has its source and is cited at the end of the passages.
Q: We’re strongly considering adopting a baby boy from the foster-care system. He was removed from his birth home due to abuse when only a few months old. What do we need to know?
“I don’t know whom I took to prom!” exclaimed my grandpa, Steven Therrien, as he sat in his office petting one of his three dogs. I have always wondered what my grandpa was like when he was younger. I think he would have been a lot like my ornery brothers because he would always tease us by saying he was going to cut out our tongue or put us in trash cans, so it was very revealing to hear about his childhood and how he acted when he was younger.