Kristi Joedeman of Gurley was a Friday afternoon to Sunday morning house-guest of her mother, Edna Lungrin.
Jim and Pat Baker were among those attending a supper on Friday evening at Silver Spurr for Connie Taylor’s retirement party.
GOTHENBURG SENIOR CENTER
Want to help fight hunger across the world?
Join the Gothenburg FFA Wednesday, Jan. 23, for a meal packing event for the Rise Against Hunger organization. It is the fifth annual packing event to be held in Gothenburg.
100 Years Ago
Jan. 22, 1919
Heidi Galas of Gothenburg Health presents a basket of goodies to the family of Blakely Christina Hearn, who was the first baby born at the hospital this year. Blakely was
Pink icing on cupcakes. Raspberry punch. And a whole lot of smiles. That was the backdrop for a come-and-go sendoff for Briony Aden and her family Saturday at the Gothenburg
When asked why she decided to enter the medical field, Dr. Carol Shackleton offered a somewhat surprising reply. “There didn’t seem to be a lot of professional opportunities for women
Management of the water, wildlife and natural resources is an important responsibility, but it is all part of the job for a general manager of the Central Nebraska Public Power
Attention Gothenburg High School graduates --are you presently pursuing a degree in a health care related career? The Norall Scholarship program is for you! It’s open to any student from
Question: My husband and I have four kids, ranging in age from 8 to 2 months. Our youngest son was born with Down syndrome. We’re doing our best to adjust