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Everyone is invited to enjoy delicious BBQ ribs and chicken this Saturday at Comeca Camp & Retreat Center south of Gothenburg. The freewill donation meal to benefit the camp will be served from 5:30-8 p.m. (Leader file photo)
Good BBQ, Beautiful Scenery, Great Cause This Weekend
Seth Daup, a 2021 GHS graduate and 2025 UNL graduate, has started his own technology business in Gothenburg to help businesses run more efficiently. (Courtesy photo)
YOUNG ENTREPRENEURS: Daup Brings Tech Ed Back Home
Dedication of the Nebraska historical marker for the Swedish Crosses Cemetery northeast of town took place. Family members from the Berg family were in attendance. In 2025 an Eagle Scout project, spearheaded by Brigham Ricley and Burke Finke and supported by the Chamber Tourism Committee, placed a wrought iron fence around the cemetery, refurbished the Nebraska historical marker, added a pathway from the road up to the cemetery all in an effort to preserve a part of our Swedish heritage.
HISTORICAL MEMORIES
Danny Gokey first appeared on the Livin’ Out Loud stage in Gothenburg in 2018. This year he returns as the headliner and will share his strong message of faith in Christ through his music on Saturday, Aug. 15, at Gothenburg’s Lake Helen. (Photo courtesy Danny Gokey)
Gearing Up For Christian Event in Gothenburg
Dawson County Cancer Care Fund Continues Mission
Lipedema Often Misunderstood, Frequently Misdiagnosed
Jennifer Larson and Seth Sterba of North Platte announce the birth of a daughter on July 15, 2026, at Gothenburg Health. Violet Storm Larson was born at 3:20 a.m. weighing 7 pounds 2.5 ounces and measuring 20 inches in length.