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100 Years Ago June 26, 1919 Two boys were arrested as horse thieves., Alvin Ward who was 13, and a 12-year-old would only gave the name Gress. The two boys
CASPER, Wyo. — Mid-Plains Community College steer wrestler J.D. Draper finished third in his event at the College National Finals Rodeo on Saturday, June 15. Draper recorded a time of
GOLF Men’s League Standings After Week Five (Top-15 and Ties Per League) At Wild Horse Golf Club Gothenburg Championship League 1, Chris Graham and Sean Sabin, 63; Casey Bogus and
From Nebraska G&P LINCOLN — The Nebraska Environmental Trust for the Cool-Water Stream Management project has given the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission a $200,000 grant. The project involves cooperation
LINCOLN — The Nebraska School Activities Association has announced the final standings for the NSAA Cup. The cup is the all-inclusive activities award for all Nebraska high schools. The program
The Gothenburg High School volleyball team will be conducting its “Swede Volleyball Youth Camp” from July 17-18. The first session is for kindergartners through third-grade students, and runs from 9-11:30
LEXINGTON — The competition was fierce as the drivers cherished the moment to challenge for a trip to the Coca-Cola Victory Lane in front of Nebraska Auto Racing Hall of
Throngs of friends and family gathered Saturday, to pay their final respects to local police officer, Jill Larson McCandless. Larson McCandless was a woman who “was considered by many to
COZAD — The Robert Henri Museum and Art Gallery has announced it will celebrate the life of one of America’s most important artists and art instructors with the Robert Henri