Grant Wahlgren has some big dreams. The Gothenburg fourth grader wants to be an undercover police officer, a rancher, a team roper, a musician and a big game hunter. And
Overeaters Anonymous meets weekly on Thursdays at 5:30 p.m. at the American Lutheran Church in the conference room by the east doors. For more information contact 308-529-0725. The fellowship of
Gingerbread celebration Gothenburg Public Library will host its 13th annual gingerbread celebration. The library invites businesses, groups organizations or individuals to show off their creativity by making a “gingerbread”
The Gothenburg City Council appointed a steering committee to oversee a feasibility study for a community center at its Nov. 20 meeting. A public meeting on the viability of the
The City of Gothenburg is accepting applications on an ongoing bases and procesing them if grant funds are available. The city was awarded a Community Development Block Grant/Owner Occupied Rehabilitation
Local pool players were recently recognized for winning the Summer Session of the American Poolplayers Association (APA) 8-Ball and 9-Ball Pool Leagues. Brian Bullock from Gothenburg was recognized for surpassing
Gothenburg Health welcomes Kayla Knauss, D.O., to its team of “Hometown Providers.” Dr. Knauss starts orientation at Gothenburg Health on Dec. 3. Originally from Dawson County, Dr. Knauss graduated from
100 Years Ago Nov. 29, 1918 At a meeting of business men and citizens held Thursday it was decided that the situation warranted the provision of some place where the
Christmas is aseasonfor giving. That’s exactly what the First United Methodist Church hopes to facilitate with its annual Gifts from the Heart Christmas store. The Gifts from the Heart Christmas
Prophesied by Henry Ford in 1925 as being the “fuel of the future,” Ford designed his Model T to run on ethanol as well as petroleum. His strong support for