Kenneth and Doris Bellamy, Irvin and Ruth Ann Hess and Jerry and Jackie Cox were among those attending Preston Penner’s 2nd birthday party at the Farnam Park on Saturday afternoon.
A Happy Birthday Thanks for all the cards, phone calls, and all who attended my 80th Birthday Open House. Your friendship over the years is very special. God bless each
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Greetings District 36. The temperatures are quickly rising, and I hope your summer is off to a great start. I know I am looking forward to spending more time at
Governor Pete Ricketts and First Lady Susanne Shore want to recognize Nebraskans who played a role in the recovery from the bomb cyclone that struck the state in March and
“The more things change, the more they stay the same.” The above comment is considered an aphorism by famed French critic and journalist Jean-Baptiste Alphonse Karr. That line also is
This space has been — and will remain — intended for the thoughts, comments, and perspective of those of you that have long lived in and around Gothenburg. As the
Greetings District 36. The Legislature adjourned Sine Die last week. I’m very proud of the budget we approved during the session but disappointed that we were not able to come
Greetings District 36. We are into the final days of the legislative session, and the Legislature has held session into the night several times in the last week. Aside from
Memories of Wiesner Dear editor, Thank you for the well-written story about Lynn Wieser’s cap, left in our farm shop until he could retrieve it after serving in Vietnam. After