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GBurg Foursome Earn Eagle Scout Accolades

Only four percent of Boy Scouts are granted the rank of Eagle Scout after a lengthy review process. The Gothenburg foursome of Caden Geiken, Ryan Healey, Maxwell Jinks and Preston

2019 LEX FARM FAMILY OF THE YEAR

From the 1980s Farm Crisis, the dairy buyout, through BSE (bovine spongiform encephalopathy) and trade wars, the Lexington Area Chamber of Commerce 2019 Farm Family of the Year has ridden

Cozad City Council Approves Of One And Six Year Street Plans

The Cozad City Council approved of the one and six year street plans at the recent City Council meeting on Monday. The passed Resolution No 2019-1, mentions the streets that

Commissioners Accept Bids For Two New Road Graders

Bids for two new road graders were accepted by the Dawson County Commissioners at their regular meeting Friday. Two dealers submitted bids for review, NMC Cat and Murphy Tractor and

MAKER FAIR 2019 ENJOYED AT COZAD

LEARNING LIFETIME skills and trades were the students of Cozad High School during the Annual Maker Fair that had a great assortment of activities planned on Monday and Tuesday. (ABOVE)

GARAGE FIRE NEAR COZAD:

EMERGENCY PERSONNEL responded to a fire northeast of Cozad on Thursday near 4:52 p.m. when a garage fire spread to an adjacent trailer home. The suspected cause of the blaze

FIRST BABY OF 2019 IN COZAD

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Cozad Community Hospital Operating Room Remodeled

Cozad Community Hospital’s original operating room was built in 1976. The operating room went under construction the beginning of October 2018 and the first surgery case in the newly remodeled

Rhodes Is Gothenburg Public Schools New Superintendent

The Gothenburg Board of Education has chosen Mr.Todd Rhodes as the next superintendent of Gothenburg Public Schools (GPS), according to board president NateWyatt. Rhodes, who replaces Supt. Dr. MichaelTeahon, will

Cozad City Council Approves Of Infrastructure Plats Near Interstate

The Cozad City Council meeting had a brief agenda on Monday evening. The first item of business was to waive the formal reading of the January 7th regular minutes and