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Hospital Foundation Fall Ball To Be November 3rd

The Cozad Hospital Foundation is hosting the 2018 Fall Ball on Saturday, November 3rd in the Cozad Elks Club Ballroom. The social hour begins at 5:30; dinner will follow at

Young Americans Are Stellar:

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BEING AMONG

the best when the lights are the brightest was the Lexington Minutemen Marching Band that received a Superior rating in Division Iatthe Nebraska State Bandmasters Association Marching Band Festival that

Survey Results Reviewed By Cozad City Council

The Cozad City Council met for a regular meeting on Monday, October 22nd. Deputy City Clerk Kelly Peden presided in the absence of City Clerk Susan Kloepping. Melanie Nutt, American

Cozad School Board Approves Of Newly Hired Paraprofessionals To Meet Demands Of District

The Cozad Community Schools Board of Education met for a regular meeting on Monday, October 15th.
Board members approved four classified hires: Sierra Friedly, Elementary Special Education Paraprofessional, effective, 9/21/18; Storm Remmenga, Special Education Paraprofessional, effective 9/28/18; Maria Everett, High School English Language Learner Paraprofessional, effective 10/1/18 and Kristy Strohmyer, High School Secretary, effective 10/22/18.

Cozad Community Hospital Offers The Newest & Most Advanced Technology in Breast Imaging

Breast Cancer Awareness month is in full swing at Cozad Community Hospital. Our staff has gathered to show their support for families affected by this disease and to remind women that annual mammograms save lives.

Gothenburg Homecoming Royalty 2018

Bids Opened For Cozad North Resurfacing Project At Recent Commissioners Meeting

The Dawson County Commissioners met for a regular meeting on Monday, October 15th.
Official’s Receipts were filed as submitted: $405.00 County Clerk; $19,171.24 Register of Deeds; $14,749.10 Clerk of District Court and $9,000.00 Surveyor.
Treasurer’s Receipts in the amount of $633,777.97 were approved as submitted as were Claims in the amount of $343,770.76.

Lil Jazz Perform At Halftime

Lex City Council Discusses Changes To Kirkpatrick Park Lake Project

The Lexington City Council had a short meeting Oct. 9 with only one agenda item beyond claims and bills.
City Manager Joe Pepplitsch presented a change order for the Kirkpatrick Memorial Park Lake project. He explained that work to repair and reshape the east shoreline near the Dawson County Museum would be added to the current project with funding for the additional work to come from the museum.
Following an update of the project the council approved the $36,994 change order request as presented.