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Changes to Wilson Public Library Policies Approved

The Cozad City Council met for a regular scheduled meeting with a brief agenda on Monday, March 9th. The City Council looked over and approved of the proposed policies and changes that are administered at the approved by the Cozad City Council. It was mentioned that there are currently many people that have filed applications. If you haven’t filed an application and would like to do so, those applications are available at the City of Cozad offices with the due date being the end of the month. During the City Council meeting, there was a presentation

Gothenburg Health Is Prepared To Handle Suspected COVID-19 Cases

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Dawson County Commissioners Approve Vehicle Bid & Technology Contract

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The third try was a charm as commissioners awarded a $27,981 bid for a 2020 Ford F-150 4x4 pickup to serve as a county emergency vehicle to Platte Valley Auto of Lexington. A month ago the county had only received a single bid for the bid. Because the bid had not specified whether there would be a trade-in, the bid was rejected and County Emergency Manager Brian Woldt was authorized at a second meeting to issue a new call for bids and to have vehicles bid under state bid criteria.

American Red Cross Needs Your Assistance

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Lewis Joins Platte Valley Media Staff

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Joining the Platte Valley Media LLC print media publications that include the Tri-City TRIBUNE and the Gothenburg Times recently as the Advertising Manager is Mark Lewis.

RedDay Fundraiser Takes Big Step Towards Future Of Cozad

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Cozad Community Foundation (CCF) raises over $300,000 for a baseball/ softball complex at Red Day this year. The Cozad Community Foundation started out Red Day with the announcement of the purchase of 19 acres to be used for the complex.

Lexington Board Of Education Approves Of Pay Packages For 2020-21 Campaign

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Pay packages for classified, administrative and support staff for 2020-21 were approved Monday night by the Lexington School Board. In addition, the board approved an agreement with the Lexington Education Association (LEA) to change the pay day and pay period for district employees effective in June.

Dawson County One & Six Year Road Plans Approved

Bridge replacements, concrete and asphalt overlay projects were among those listed in the county’s oneand six-year road plan during a public hearing on Friday during the Dawson County Commissioner’s meeting.

Security Measures Installed At Courthouse

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Members of the Dawson County Sheriff’s Department and other county employees compare on-going preparations for the Bailey Boswell change-of-venue trial to those a family makes when expecting company.

DRESSED TO IMPRESS

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were all in attendance at the sold out 2020 Gothenburg Health Masquerade Gala on Saturday evening at the Crop Tech Solutions Facilities. COURTESY-PHOTO