LINCOLN — Nebraska Corn Growers Association President, Dan Nerud, joined corn grower leaders from across the country last week in a letter to President Trump urging he uphold his commitment
LINCOLN — In response to flooding in Nebraska, USDA’s Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) is announcing the availability of over $4 million to fund conservation easements in Nebraska counties damaged
The 4-H Achievement Application is an organized presentation of what has been learned and accomplished in 4-H. When accurately and carefully assembled, it is a useful tool for determining progress
LINCOLN — Landowners have a new online tool available to them to address deer populations on their property. The Nebraska Game and Parks Commission’s Antlerless Hunter Database connects hunters who
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
100 Years Ago October 1, 1919 Gothenburg area businessmen and local farmers took a big hit when the Platte Valley Milling Company burned to the ground. The property, valued at
Last week, the city council established a budget which called for lower mill levy. Despite the lower levy, there are still civic improvement projects the city of Gothenburg would like
The Gothenburg community gathered over the weekend for its annual Harvest Festival with big turnouts for Friday night’s Party in the Park and Saturday’s All-American Harvest Festival Parade. Events kicked
Q: My parents are getting older, and I know I’m going to assume a larger portion of their care in the near future. What should I expect, and how do