Memorial Day weekend marks the opening of lake season for local lake-goers and this past weekend was no exception. Families and friends enjoyed time on the boat, trying to catch a little something to fry up and giving the dog some exercise in the front yard.
Gothenburg Public Schools teachers and staff gathered May 21 to say “see you later” to those who are leaving the district.
Memorial Day is a time set aside to pay tribute and remembrance to our nation’s veterans who are no longer with us. The weekend has also long been widely regarded as the kick-off to the summer season. As we remain in the grips of the COVID-19 pandemic, both aspects of the holiday were affected.
For some it was a trip down memory lane, while for others it was a whole new experience! The Sun Theatre hosted an old-fashioned drive-in movie event this past weekend, one of three such planned events this summer.
Not all super heroes wear capes, and at Gothenburg Public Schools, there’s a lot of them.
In this time of not being allowed to gather in groups of 10 or more, and keeping our distance from one another as much as possible, things like birthday parties are no longer happening. At least, not in the traditional way.
Gothenburg Mayor Joyce Hudson takes every opportunity to remind people in her community that while the current health measures for COVID-19 call for maintaining our distance from one another - it is only in terms of physical distance. “We can still be social,” the Mayor says.
The Gothenburg High School parking lot was buzzing with activity April 24, something that hasn’t happened for about six weeks.
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