In addition to the wins and success on the field in 2018, Gothenburg coach Craig Haake will remember this year’s Swedes for their off the field success, too. “This was
The Gothenburg junior high wrestling team is off to a fast start on the mats. The team has competed at McCook, Kearney and Broken Bow. McCook Quad Results The junior
The Nebraska Association of Former State Legislators is leading a fundraising campaign to restore the gardens for the State Capitol courtyards. Restoration of the gardens 86 years after the Capitol
The Food and Drug Administration just announced it would once again try to regulate tobacco products. This time the target of the agency’s regulatory hand is what it believes is
LINCOLN — Contributing one in four jobs and $25 billion in annual cash receipts to the state’s economy, it’s hard to ignore the impact agriculture, and its related biotech industries,
Nebraska Farm Bureau is encouraging farmers and ranchers to examine how they could benefit from changes in the federal tax code as the end of theyearapproaches.InDecember of 2017, Congress passed,
Experts from the University of Nebraska–Lincoln have prepared 78 budgets on 15 crops, predicting price expectations for input costs for 2019. In comparing several corn and wheat budgets from 2018
Gothenburg has 10 new, freshly planted trees, thanks to the Free Trees for Fall ReTree Planting program. The program is an effort of the Nebraska Forest Service and the Nebraska
More than 50 years ago, Bill Buss, a benevolent Gothenburg resident, came up with an idea to help families during the holidays. His idea was to raise funds to provide
Editor’s note: This new weekly feature, titled ‘Friends and Neighbors,’ will serve as a weekly look at the people around us, and look at the lives of local residents or