A load of comfort totes is delivered to an area cancer center, thanks to the generous donor support for the Chemo Comfort Tote Drive. Donations are being accepted now through Oct. 30 by contacting Lyndi Miller or Mary Harbur or by PayPal at: chemototesofne@gmail.com. (Leader file photo)

A load of comfort totes is delivered to an area cancer center, thanks to the generous donor support for the Chemo Comfort Tote Drive. Donations are being accepted now through Oct. 30 by contacting Lyndi Miller or Mary Harbur or by PayPal at: chemototesofne@gmail.com. (Leader file photo)

Your Chance to Show Cancer Warriors You Care

You might be hard-pressed to find an adult who has not somehow been impacted by cancer.
A fleet of semi trucks that once hauled for Gothenburg’s NSG facility now sit motionless after the company made the decision to move away from its over-the-road system. (Leader photo by Ellen Mortensen)

A fleet of semi trucks that once hauled for Gothenburg’s NSG facility now sit motionless after the company made the decision to move away from its over-the-road system. (Leader photo by Ellen Mortensen)

NSG Transitions Away From Over-the-Road Fleet

*Editor’s Note: We are aware of recent changes in staffing at the Gothenburg NSG location that have...
Make no mistake – young children love books and love being read to. Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library, which the Gothenburg Public Library and Gothenburg Library Foundation support, provides free books to children ages 5 and under. (Photo courtesy Gothenburg Public Library)

Make no mistake – young children love books and love being read to. Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library, which the Gothenburg Public Library and Gothenburg Library Foundation support, provides free books to children ages 5 and under. (Photo courtesy Gothenburg Public Library)

The Free Gift of Reading

On Aug. 25, we lost an American icon - Miss Dolly Parton. While she may have been most famous for her distinct singing voice and incredible talent for songwriting, a big part of Dolly’s legacy is a program called Imagination Library.
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Brady JAG students welcomed Flatwater Bank representatives to the classroom to learn about customer service, customer appreciation and the importance of giving back to the community. Flatwater Bank also presented the Brady JAG program with a $1,000 gift.

Brady JAG students welcomed Flatwater Bank representatives to the classroom to learn about customer service, customer appreciation and the importance of giving back to the community. Flatwater Bank also presented the Brady JAG program with a $1,000 gift.

Brady JAG Students Put Customer Service Lessons Into Action

Brady JAG students recently had the opportunity to take lessons from the classroom into the...
Brady cross country medalists Violet Gentry, Zoe Johnson and Paisley Connelly pose following the Broken Bow Invite on Sept. 12. Johnson placed sixth, Gentry finished 15th and Connelly placed eighth in the junior high race. (Photo courtesy Brady Public Schools)

Brady cross country medalists Violet Gentry, Zoe Johnson and Paisley Connelly pose following the Broken Bow Invite on Sept. 12. Johnson placed sixth, Gentry finished 15th and Connelly placed eighth in the junior high race. (Photo courtesy Brady Public Schools)

Eagles Take on Tough Course at Broken Bow

The Brady cross country team continued its season Sept.
Ava Foster goes up for a block during the Eagles’ Sept. 10 home match against Arapahoe. Brady took the third set before falling to the Warriors 3-1.

Ava Foster goes up for a block during the Eagles’ Sept. 10 home match against Arapahoe. Brady took the third set before falling to the Warriors 3-1.

Brady Volleyball Battles Through Tough Week

The Brady volleyball team had a busy week of competition, playing six matches over five days,...
All five members of the Gothenburg varsity girls’ golf team shot their best rounds of the season in Lexington last week. From left are: Amelia Haas, Adyson Stevens, Alexavia Mendez, Lily Sics, and Ashlyn Hoffman. (Photo courtesy GPS)

All five members of the Gothenburg varsity girls’ golf team shot their best rounds of the season in Lexington last week. From left are: Amelia Haas, Adyson Stevens, Alexavia Mendez, Lily Sics, and Ashlyn Hoffman. (Photo courtesy GPS)

Lady Swedes Continue to Improve on Golf Course

The Gothenburg High School girls’ golf team competed in two meets last week. On Tuesday, Sept.