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The Sod House Museum in Gothenburg averages about 12,000 visitors each year, not counting those who don’t actually go inside and sign the book. The leaking roof on the soddies has been recently replaced and co-owner J.C. Smith hopes to have the cactus back on the roof soon. (Leader photo by Ellen Mortensen)

The Sod House Museum in Gothenburg averages about 12,000 visitors each year, not counting those who don’t actually go inside and sign the book. The leaking roof on the soddies has been recently replaced and co-owner J.C. Smith hopes to have the cactus back on the roof soon. (Leader photo by Ellen Mortensen)

Restoring The Past: Bringing Back The Soddie

Back in 2020, J.C. Smith, Justin Strasburg, and Jim Aden partnered together to purchase Gothenburg’s Sod House Museum. It was strictly an act of love.“It was not an ideal time to buy a museum,” Smith quipped, noting that at the time, people had to wear a mask to visit.
The Ingredients of Summer

The Ingredients of Summer

The Ingredients of Summer

What is summer fun made of?Bikes and ball games, and swimming pool nights; And that’s what summer fun is made of.There is something magical about summer in a small town. Perhaps the magic happens in cities as well, but my lived experience has mostly been in small, rural communities.

Board Adopts Resolution to Increase Property Tax Request Authority

The noon meeting on June 8 of the Gothenburg Board of Education began with two public hearings, which are required annually for Nebraska school districts. The hearings were on policies related to parental involvement and student fees. No one from the public offered input during either hearing.
Gothenburg Health’s Population Health Team is, from left: Shay Holbrook, Jennifer Morgan, Jenna Lorenzen, and Ana Myers. (Photo courtesy Gothenburg Health)

Gothenburg Health’s Population Health Team is, from left: Shay Holbrook, Jennifer Morgan, Jenna Lorenzen, and Ana Myers. (Photo courtesy Gothenburg Health)

Gothenburg Health Awarded $309K to Expand Chronic Care Program

Gothenburg Health has been awarded $309,000 in grant funding to expand its chronic care management (CCM) program through the Rural Health Transformation Fund and the Nebraska Chronic Disease Management Navigation & Education Initiative.

Crossroads Cafe At Gothenburg Health

Breakfast Served Daily 7-9 am Scrambled Eggs, Sausage/Bacon, Biscuit or Toast, Gravy, Oatmeal, Fresh Fruit/Parfait, Cold Cereal, Hard Boiled Eggs, Breakfast BurritoMonday, June 22:Lasagna, Broccoli, Garlic Bread, Salad Bar, Sausage & Cabbage, Baby Bakers, Sliced Beets Tuesday, June 23:Salisbury...

Senior Center Menu

410 20th Street Phone: (308) 537-7465 Monday, June 22:Lasagna, Cauliflower, Caesar Salad, Pears, Garlic Bread, DessertTuesday, June 23: Community Meal:Pulled Pork Sandwich, Macaroni Salad, Green Salad, Dill Pickle, Peaches, Dessert Wednesday, June 24:Meatloaf, Baby Bakers, Moroccan Veggies,...

SDSU Dean’s List Includes GHS Grad

South Dakota State University announces Kalli Strauser of Gothenburg has been named to the dean's list for the spring 2026 semester. Strauser is a student in SDSU's College of Nursing.
Upcoming Events

Upcoming Events

Upcoming Events:

June 18 - Story Hour @ Brady Learning Center,12:30 p.m.June 22 - American Red Cross Blood Drive @ Community Center, 12:30 - 6 p.m.June 25 - Story Hour @ Brady Learning Center,12:30 p.m.