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GOTHENBURGOFFICIAL VISITOR’S GUIDE
2017
Welcome to Gothenburg
Lafayette Park Campground
A progressive community welcoming businesses and visitors.
A lovely town that mixes classic pioneer style with modern economic technology
Beautiful parks ● Campground ● Rodeo arena ● Nationally rated golf course
315 27th St. (W. 27th & Hwy 47), Gothenburg, NE, (308) 537-2299Electric/water hookups, shower, dump station, large spaces
www.ci.gothenburg.ne.us
Pony Express Capital of Nebraska
Welcome .....................................................................4
Churches ....................................................................6
City Services ...............................................................7
Rich History ................................................................8
Health Care ................................................................9
Attractions ..................................................................10
Annual Events ............................................................13
Housing ......................................................................14
Quality Education ......................................................16
Business & Industry ..................................................18
The Gothenburg Way ................................................21
Advertising Table of Contents ..................................25
Business Directory ....................................................26
Business Directory (Categorically) ...........................31
TABLE OF CONTENTS 3
Proud to be the designatedPony Express Capital of Nebraska
It’s easy to overlook the intangibles of a city – intan-gibles like community spirit, the pro-business environ-ment and the involvement of people who give thou-sands upon thousands of hours of their time and talents as volunteers to “make it work” for everyone. Our intangibles help create an All America City.
Gothenburg can boast all of the above and more – tangible accomplishments that underscore attitudes that make this community a winner.
We are excited to share this information about our community and show you what we have to offer. A rich heritage and friendly people await visitors as well as prospective businesses and residents. Gothenburg has deep roots in agricul-ture and livestock produc-tion, as well as a diversified business and industry base that includes retail, truck-ing, manufacturing and ag-related industry. We are committed to progress and work cooperatively with the city and Dawson Area Devel-opment to provide strong community infrastructure, winning economic develop-ment incentives and supe-rior quality-of-life features. Located along Interstate 80, U.S. Highway 30 and the Union Pacific Railroad all make Gothenburg an ideal area for future growth and development.
Although agriculture is still the economic mainstay for the area, industrial growth has continued through the addition of substantial
companies like Parker-Tech Seal Division, Monsanto Seed Research and Water Utilization Learning Center, Baldwin Filters, Frito-Lay, Dayton-Phoenix Group and Hoovestol Trucking creating in excess of 500 jobs in the community.
Gothenburg boasts over 3,500 residents and is a charming city with tree-lined streets, lovely homes, manicured lawns, specialty shops, active business dis-trict, green parks, exercise trails and a quality of life desired by many. Opportu-nities for business, families, adults, children and the elderly are abundantly avail-able. Gothenburg, Nebraska is perfect for those who dream of the benefits of liv-ing, working and playing in a small town.
Clean water, crisp un-polluted air and natural resources, along with man-made amenities, give credibility to Gothenburg’s
promise for an uncompro-mising lifestyle for people of all ages and walks of life. The people of Gothenburg honor their legacy with values that include a strong work ethic, time for recre-ation and a place to grow and appreciate life. There is a collective pride in improv-ing and maintaining public and private property. There is collective ambition to provide new and innovative economic opportunities for existing residents as well as newcomers.
People in Gothenburg enjoy all the benefits a small town has to offer. That in-cludes a variety of sports, as well as outdoor and leisure activities. Local parks offer a popular place for family gatherings and community festivals. History buffs can find a wealth of information at the Pony Express Station, the Gothenburg Historical Museum and the Sod House Museum. Historic homes
grace the streetscape of-fering a picture of various architectural styles.
Recreation opportunities abound. Whether its tennis, volleyball, baseball, swim-ming, water sports, hunting or fishing, you can find it in Gothenburg. Amateur or pro, you can golf at a nationally ranked 18-hole public course, Wild Horse Golf Club. Cowboy hats and boots are also a regular sight at the annual July ro-deo and on summer week-ends. Park your horse, your car or your RV. Stay for a day, a week or for as long as you like. Our door is always open and the welcome sign is out.
Gothenburg is more than just a place… it’s a state of mind.
WELCOME4
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GOTHENBURG LOCATIONAdam Wright, Manager
911 Lake Ave.Gothenburg, NE 69138
308-537-3336
EUSTIS LOCATIONFrank Strong, Owner
204 Wright St., P.O. Box 245Eustis, NE 69028
308-486-3391
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INDUSTRIAL - COMMERCIAL - RESIDENTIAL - AGRICULTURAL
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6 CHURCHES
Kimberly Johnson, O.D.OPTOMETRIST
• Family Eyecare• Contact Lens • Therapeutics
902 Ave D Ste 102 B│Gothenburg, NE308-537-2020│www.gothenburgeye.optometry.net
American Lutheran Church—ELCA1512 Ave G537-3433Sunday School (no summer program): 10:15 amWorship Services: 9:00 am Sunday and 5:30 pm Wednesday Banner United Methodist ChurchTwo miles south on Highway 47, then 4 miles west on Banner RoadWorship Service: 9:30 a.m.Church School: 10:30 a.m. Church of Christ1803 Avenue DBible Study: 9:30 a.m.Morning Worship: 10:30 a.m.Evening Worship: 6:00 p.m.
Evangelical Free Church1721 Lake Avenue537-2261Worship Service: 9:30 a.m.Sunday School: 10:50 a.m.
Faith Chapel520 9th Street537-7516Sunday School: 10:00 a.m.Worship: 11:00 a.m.Evening Worship: 6:00 p.m.Wednesday Worship: 6:00 p.m.
First Baptist1002 Ave C.537-3881Sunday Worship: 9:45 a.m.Sunday School: 11:00 a.m.
First Presbyterian Church1020 Lake Avenue537-2210Sunday School: 9:15 a.m.Worship Service: 10:30 a.m.
First United Methodist Church1401 Lake Avenue537-2560Sunday School: 9:30 a.m.Traditional Worship : 8:30 a.m.Contemporary Worship Service : 10:30 a.m.
Our Lady of Good Counsel Catholic Church1915 Avenue JSunday Mass: 10:30 a.m.Wednesday & Friday Mass: 9:00 a.m.
Seventh-day Adventist Church1520 Avenue D537-3339Saturday Worship Service: 9:30 a.m.Saturday Sabbath School: 10:45 a.m.
Svea Dal Evangelical Covenant1676 Svea Dal Road, Brady584-3458Sunday School: 10:00 a.m.Morning Worship: 11:00 a.m.
The Crossing Fellowship1610 Eighth St. (East HWY 30)308-529-1331Sunday Services: 9 a.m. and 10:30 a.m.
Trinity Lutheran Church2002 27th Street537-2055Sunday School: 8:45 a.m.Worship Service: 10:00 a.m.
Victory Assembly of God2611 Lake Avenue537-3047Sunday School: 9:30 a.m.Worship Service: 10:45 a.m. Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church—ELCAFive Miles North on Hwy 47537-3194Sunday School: 9:15 a.m.Worship Service: 10:30 a.m.
American Lutheran Church ELCAPastor Jon Mapa ● 1512 Ave. G, Gothenburg ● (308) 537-3433 ● www.alcg.org
God’s Work,Our Hands
To learn more about our ministries and worship
times, please visit alcg.org
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Gothenburg’s city admin-istration is led by an elected mayor and four city council members. A professional administrator employed by the city manages the day-to-day operations. The city council meets bimonthly.
Bringing testimony to the city’s enterprising track record are a long list of projects including: comput-erization in city offices; auto-mated electric load man-agement reducing electric rates; major expansion of the Carnegie Library; nearly 100% success in applying for CDBG funds; an innovative neighborhood revitalization program; railroad overpass; new/existing streets, roads and state highways under resurfacing/widening; waste treatment plant, community child care center.
Gothenburg Senior Center
The Senior Center was originally built in 1983 at a cost of $125,000. The money to build it initially was raised in nine days coming from local contributors. Since then, the cen-ter has undergone a $300,000 expansion/renovation. Monday through Friday, the staff serves congre-gate meals at noon,
provides meals-on-wheels to shut-ins and offers activi-ties for the senior residents of Gothenburg.
Building Blocks Child CareIn 1992, following the re-
cruitment of Baldwin Filters, the city recognized a need for additional child care due to the fact that many of the employees at Baldwin were women. The child care center is open 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. on weekdays taking children from 6 weeks to 13 years of age. It is able to handle 88 children furnish-ing two meals plus one snack. School-age children are walked to and from the elementary school nearby.
Gothenburg Public LibraryWith the help of a $7,000
grant from the Carnegie Foundation, the Gothen-burg Carnegie Library was built in 1917. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, it offers a unique architectural style. In 1999, a 6,000-square-foot addition was added at a cost of $1.2 million. It was funded entire-ly by private donations. The library offers a computer lab, study rooms, children’s library with computer lab and a community room. During the school year, over 100 preschool children (3-4-5 year olds) are enrolled in Story Hour. During the sum-mer months, approximately 170 kids (kindergarten through sixth grade) attend Reading Club.
Volunteer Fire Department
The fire department has a 44-person squad of all-volunteer firemen. The six-bay facility is large for a city of our size. The average time lapse from the mo-ment a fire/emergency call is paged to when the first unit is enroute is 2.3 min-utes. Volunteers attempt to qualify as Emergency Medi-cal Technicians within three years of joining.
Gothenburg Airport The airport, at an eleva-
tion of 2,555 feet, provides two instrument approach runways and a fuel station. Overnight hanger space is available.
Donna Cahill, AgentGothenburg Offi ce
524 9th St., Gothenburg, NE 69138 308-537-2530
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CITY SERVICES 7
In the latter part of 1882, Olof Bergstrom, a worker with the Union Pacific Rail-road, conceived the idea that a town was needed where Gothenburg now stands. The town is situated in the wonderful Platte River Valley, which is probably the greatest agricultural valley in the world. Bergstrom chose a farmstead north of the town site and traveled back to Sweden to convince his fellow countrymen to migrate to the United States – to Nebraska – to build a new town in the West.
He was most persuasive and by July 8, 1885, Gothen-burg was incorporated as a town with a population of 300. Swedes and Ger-mans settled the area, as is evidenced by the name Gothenburg. The town was named for Goteborg, Sweden, but was given a German spelling by railroad officials.
The digging of a 12-mile canal off the Platte River and construction of the first man-made lake designed to generate electricity encour-aged several industries and factories to locate here. Companies included shirt and overall factories, brick kilns, bathtub and ironworks factories, flour mills, vinegar and pickles works, a cigar manufacturer and a barbed wire factory. Boom days came early in the 1890s. Gothenburg was destined to be the “little Chicago” of Nebraska.
The money panic of 1893 turned the boom to bust. However, the canal provided the first irrigation system for about 17,000 acres east of the lake, and agricul-ture quickly settled in as the main industry for the growing community. The man-made lake spurred in-dustrial, community and ag-ricultural growth, a hallmark
of Gothenburg’s success throughout its history.
By 1892, Gothenburg resi-dents had electricity – the first in western Nebraska.
Community volunteers cleared land, planted trees and erected buildings to develop a park area adja-cent to the lake in the early 1900s, calling it Lafayette Park. With the help of many organizations and residents, the lake and park represent the ingenuity and tenacity of our volunteers. Lake Hel-en’s impact on Gothenburg’s
early industrial history and on its agricultural and recreational development over more than a century ago made it the commu-nity’s choice for submitting it as Project of the Century to the Nebraska Commu-nity Improvement Program. Gothenburg was named Community of the Century in 2000 and Lake Helen received the acclaim of be-ing named Project of the Century. Lake Helen recent-ly got another facelift that included draining, dredging and an all-out overhaul. City officials continue a process to improve the area.
Gothenburg’s founder literally led Swedish im-migrants to his proposed town site and asked them to make his vision a reality. Many families in the com-munity today can point to a specific person in the family tree who provided leader-ship to Gothenburg during its development over the years. A former mayor once stated, “We don’t do things for personal gain, we do things so that the commu-nity gains.”
We continue to have a vi-sion for our future to make Gothenburg a place where people want to live, work and play.
8 RICH HISTORY
Photo by Cody Eggleston
Today, excellent health care is a priority with the new technologies in medi-cine, changes in individual health habits and an in-creasing awareness of the value of responsive medical service. Gothenburg has an exceptional hospital facility, which includes four fam-ily practitioners, a general surgeon, one physician’s as-sistant, one OB/GYN special-ist, one orthopedic surgeon, two nurse practitioners, four
dentists, three optometrists and three chiropractors.
Gothenburg Memorial Hospital
Gothenburg Memorial Hospital is a Critical Access Facility serving the needs of Gothenburg and the sur-rounding area. The existing building was built in 1969 with a 3.5 million dollar addition and renovation project completed in 2004 to provide up-to-date medi-
cal care in our service area. In 2011 a new, 3.4 million dollar, 17,000 sq ft physi-cian clinic was completed to bring state of the art facilities to Gothenburg with the potential for growth in the medical community. The hospital, recognized in 2012 as one of the top 19 performing critical access hospitals in the nation, is an exceptional facility serving the needs of Gothenburg and the surrounding areas. With a mission of provid-ing quality, cost effective healthcare services while promoting the wellness and quality of life in our service communities, GMH serves as a model example for rural healthcare.
Specialty services and clinics are available and new technology and services are implemented to ensure the most recent advances in healthcare area available. Staff members receive con-tinuing education and work to advance their practice to provide the quality care the people served have come to expect.
Emergency room services
are available on a 24-hour per day, seven-day basis. Among the services that GMH provides are:
• Acute Care• Cardiac Rehabilita-
tion• Community Health
Services• Laboratory Services• Obstetrical Services• Outpatient Services• Sports and Medical
Rehabilitation• Radiological Services• Surgical Services• Swing Bed Services• Transfer of Patients• Wellness Center
A variety of diagnostic pro-cedures also are available. Some procedures included are:
• CAT scan• Stress• Nuclear testing • Mammography • MRI- mobile• Teleradiology• Ultra-sound• Laparoscopic-type
services • Cardiac rehabilita-
tion • Sleep studies
HEALTHCARE 9
People in Gothenburg enjoy all the benefits a small town has to offer. That in-cludes a variety of sports, as well as outdoor and leisure activities.
Parks along the beautiful tree-lined Lake Avenue offer a popular place for family gatherings and community festivals.
History buffs can find a wealth of information at the Pony Express Station and the Gothenburg Historical Museum. Historic homes grace the streetscape of-fering a picture of various architectural styles.
Recreation opportunities abound. Whether its tennis, volleyball, baseball, swim-ming, water sports, hunting or fishing, you can find it in
Gothenburg. White tailed and mule deer and elk can be found throughout the valley, along with pheasants, wild turkeys, doves, quail, ducks and geese.
Water sports are popular with tubing and canoeing on the Platte River. On Jeffrey, Midway and Johnson Lakes — each only 20 minutes from Gothenburg — sailing, power boating, water skiing and fishing fill summer days with fun.
Amateur or pro, you can golf at a nationally ranked 18-hole public course, Wild Horse Golf Club.
Cowboy hats and boots are also a regular sight at the annual July rodeo and on summer weekends.
Pony Express StationsGothenburg is home to
two Pony Express Stations. The Midway, on its original ranch site south of Gothen-burg, is open to the public on request during the sum-mer. The Sam Machette Sta-tion, located in Ehmen Park at 15th and Lake Avenue, was used as an early trad-ing post/ranch house, just southwest of Gothenburg near Fort McPherson. The station was moved from its original site and rebuilt in the park in 1931 to preserve it for future generations to enjoy.
This station, opened in 1954 to visitors, continues to welcome travelers from April 1 through October 31. A guide is on staff to tell the
story of the brave riders who carried the mail 2,000 miles between St. Joseph, Missouri, and Sacramento, California, from May 1860 to October 1861.
In August 1992, the Ne-braska Legislature designat-ed Gothenburg as the Pony Express Capital of Nebraska after almost 40 years of promoting the history of the Pony Express.
Gothenburg Historical Museum
Located across the street from the Pony Express Station museum, the Go-thenburg Historical Museum offers interesting displays of the Union Pacific Railroad as it expanded westward; the power plant constructed in
10 ATTRACTIONS
1891 to generate electricity for new industry and settle-ment of the town; German and Swedish settlers as they brought their businesses and families to live in a new fledgling community. It of-fers a chance to glimpse the colorful times of long ago.
The museum is open May through September.
Swedish CrossesFor over a century, the
three markers in the Swed-ish Crosses Cemetery have stood as a lasting symbol of Gothenburg’s Swedish heritage. These unusual and artistic grave markers, wrought in Swedish steel by a loving grandfather, denote the graves of three children on a prairie homestead that is now part of pioneer his-tory.
Lake HelenLake Helen was created in
the early 1890s when a 12-mile canal was dug to allow water from the Platte River to fill a dammed canyon and create a reservoir. Origi-nally, the area supported an electricity plant that brought industry to the area. Unfor-tunately, the money panic of 1893 ended the boom days, leaving a large lake, a pow-erhouse and a downtown of substantial brick buildings.
The lake was used to pro-vide water for irrigation to a community that relied on
area agriculture to sustain it. In 2014, Lake Helen was drained and renovated. Today, the lake provides a scenic recreation area excel-lent for fishing and features a 2.5-mile exercise trail. City officials continue to work toward upgraded facilities at the lake through a master plan completed in 2016.
Sun Theatre The Sun Theatre in Go-
thenburg was built and used as an opera house from 1909 until 1926. Back in 1927, children could enjoy a silent movie accompanied by an orchestra for 10 cents (adults had to pay 20 cents). The Community Playhouse, a nonprofit organization formed in 1968, purchased the Sun Theatre in 1983 following a successful fund
drive to “Save the Sun.” Since then, the theatre has offered both live produc-tions and cinema entertain-ment.
The continuous effort to upgrade the theatre has been supported by many. The efforts have included the neon lights on the new façade, a remodeled conces-sion area and most recently the installation of the digital projection system complete with a 7.1 Dolby surround sound system, new stage curtains, acoustical wall curtains, a remodeled stage front and a new ultra bright cinema screen. The latest project provided for 260 new, more comfortable seats. The best thing about the theatre is its afford-ability, and you’re always greeted by a smiling, friend-ly volunteer.
Wild Horse Golf CourseResidents and visitors who
like to relax and enjoy golf choose to play at the pub-lic 18-hole Wild Horse Golf Club just north of Gothen-burg. Opened in 1999, it is a links course bordered by thick native grasses. The fairways are wide, but lots of virgin sandhill sand traps
help increase your handi-cap.
“Golf Digest” rated this public course third in the nation on its list of best affordable new courses in 1999. In 2004, Golf Week magazine ranked Wild Horse the 19th best modern course (any course built after 1960) in the nation and in 2007 it was the No. 1 U.S. course under $50, accord-ing to “Golf Magazine.” Each year it receives acclaim from golf reviewers and enthusi-asts from around the world.
In the spring of 2016, Wild Horse opened two four-bedroom cabins allowing golfers to stay and play. The cabins have been a popular addition, staying booked through their first season.
Sod House MuseumThis memorial to the first
settlers in the area features a barn, sod house, windmills and life-sized barbed wire sculptures. Located behind the barn, which is filled with memorabilia and photo-graphs, the sod house is a replica of the early homes with sparse interior reflect-ing the hard times faced by pioneer families.
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City-Wide Garage Sales — April 29• Dozens of yard sales throughout Gothenburg• Citywide Cleanup with free disposal at city shop• Goodwill truck for donatingNebraska Championship Junior High Track Meet — May 13• Top 24 boys and girls in each individual event plus top 16
relay teams in Nebraska will be invited to compete.Pony Express Re-ride — Mid-June• Watch as the Pony Express Riders Foundation switches rid-
ers at the Midway Station south of Gothenburg• Enjoy complimentary donuts and coffeeFarmer’s Market — July 6 to September 28• Every Thursday at Ehmen Park Arboretum• Fresh produce, barbecue, baked goods, canned foods, crafts
& moreLivin’ Out Loud — August 19-20• Community wide, free concert and worship service• Concert includes various Christian entertainersPony Express Rodeo — July 3 & 4• Mutton bustin’ and traditional rodeo events• Food and drink vending• FireworksFireman’s Ball — June• Enjoy good tunes and good food at this fundraiser for Go-
thenburg’s Volunteer Fire Department
Beef, Wine & More! — August 12• Enjoy samplings of Nebraska-made wine, beer and whiskey
products, as well as delicious barbecued meats and home-made desserts
• Take part in a live auction with funds going to support an ag scholarship & Chamber events
Harvest Festival — September 14-16• Parade down Lake Avenue• Arts, crafts and food vendors• Pedal-tractor pull, games and more!2017 State Hand Cornhusking Contest — September 16• At Hecox FarmsMunchkin Masquerade — October 31• All youth through sixth grade are invited to trick-or-treat at
Gothenburg businessesMagic on Main Street — Following Thanksgiving• Celebrate the beginning of the holiday season• Meet and greet with Santa• Fire truck rides, hayrack rides• Holiday shopping and discounts• Food and gamesShining Light Celebration — December 15-31• Drive through a wonderland of lights and displays• Visit with Santa• Free or freewill offering with proceeds going to charity
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Well preserved Victori-ans, compact bungalows, contemporary ranch-style houses and stately two-story homes are graciously mixed and blended through-out Gothenburg’s residential areas. Gothenburg – a city for families and people look-ing for a home.
Purchasing an Existing Home
Most homes close to the downtown district and along Lake Avenue (one of the most beautiful “main streets” in America) are 70+ years old. The growth in Go-thenburg has been mostly to the north and northeast. New homes are also being built at Wild Horse Golf Club (north and west of town). Homes there will occasional-ly be available. Home prices
range from $20,000 to $350,000 although most are priced $50,000 to $200,000. They vary in age from new to 100+ years. Realtors listed in the directory can be contacted.
Building New HomesA number of vacant lots
are available around the community and are priced between $15,000 and $30,000. A tract of land in the northeast part of town has recently been devel-oped with infrastructure in place. Lots range from $25,000 to $35,000. Six spec homes were completed on lots owned by the Redevel-opment Authority in 2016. To date, five have been sold with one still available. Four of the six spec homes had buyers verbally agree to
purchase before construc-tion was completed. Lots at Wild Horse Golf Club are available for $20, 000 to 40,000. For those inter-ested in “loft-style” living in
a downtown environment, two-story buildings down-town are sometimes avail-able for sale and would be suitable for renovating into single-family homes.
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The mission of Gothen-burg Public Schools, in conjunction with the entire community, is to prepare all students within a positive, innovative, environment to be lifelong learners for the 21st century. Gothenburg Public Schools are fully ac-credited through the state of Nebraska and the North Central Association.
The school district boasts many fine accomplishments including the completion of a $1.1 million renova-tion project of the cafeteria, kitchen and concession area. In 2004, the $12.3 million junior senior high school facility was complet-ed and opened for classes. A state-of-the-art track and field complex was finished in 2006 with the help of
$100,000 from private dona-tions. Each May, a Junior High State Championship Meet is hosted on the track.
The more than two-thirds of the students in grades 7-12 participate in at least one of the 20-plus activities offered, excelling in many areas other than sports, such as speech, vocal and instrumental music, FFA and art. Small class sizes enhance the educational needs of all students. An abundance of computer labs provide each student with access to the latest technology.
In 2016, the district added a highly successful school-based preschool for stu-dents who may not other-wise get an early start in the classroom.
Technology is available in all classrooms through the use of tablets, laptops and desktop computers and all students in grades 7-12 use Chromebooks as part of the one-to-one initiative. ACT test scores are consis-tently above both state and national averages and more than 85% of students go on to post-secondary educa-
tion. Gothenburg teachers are dedicated profession-als who encourage, lead, stimulate and influence the students.
Gothenburg is a city where children learn, grow and go on to expand their knowledge and become contributing members of the community.
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Gothenburg, NE
Gothenburg, NE
Lake Helen gave Gothen-burg its lifeblood with the construction of a power-house and water wheel for electricity and irrigation, as well as the industrial use that followed its creation. Al-though Gothenburg was not meant to become a large in-dustrial metropolis, it began the trip down the road to what we’ve become today. That lifeline has branched out into value-added agri-cultural industries that have flourished.
In 1986, local citizens passed a half-cent sales tax for economic develop-ment that has been used to attract new business and industry and expand exist-ing business and industry. The funding source helped create over 500 jobs. This resident action provides Gothenburg with a fund-ing mechanism that can be leveraged many times over. The impact of this action on the economic well-being of the community will be felt for years to come.
The recruitment of the Frito-Lay corn gathering facility and the Monsanto Water Utilization Learning Center and Seed Research, in addition to manufactur-ers like Baldwin Filters and Parker Tech Seals, has put Gothenburg in another industrial boom period.
Farming, ranching, manu-facturing, retail sales and tourism are the primary economic activities of the area. By virtue of its location in the Platte River Valley, agriculture is the major eco-nomic factor for the com-munities in the county. With the benefit of irrigation, it is not uncommon for the area to produce eight tons of al-falfa or 225 bushels of corn or 76 bushels of soybeans per acre.
Major manufacturers and industries in Gothenburg include:
Baldwin FiltersRecruited in 1990-91,
Baldwin Filters was the first recruitment project to use the sales tax money desig-nated for economic devel-opment. The plant has ap-proximately 140 employees who manufacture air filters for motor vehicles.
Parker Tech SealsLocating in Gothenburg
40 years ago, Parker Tech manufactures industrial seals and employs approxi-mately 70 people.
Frito-LayAfter a five-year recruit-
ment process, Gothenburg became the home for Frito-Lay’s corn gathering facility. It handles between 11 mil-
lion and 12 million bushels of food-grade corn per year. In the United States there are only two such facilities: one in Champaign, Illinois, and the other in Gothen-burg, Nebraska. If you eat a corn chip or Dorito chip west of the Mississippi, it was more than likely pro-duced by an area farmer and came from Gothen-burg’s Frito-Lay.
MonsantoIn 2008, Monsanto an-
nounced it was building a $6 million learning facility and corn breeding station here in Gothenburg. The 324-acre research farm enables the center to put its focus on technologies, corn breeding and agronomic practices to address water management in crop production. Over 4,000 growers, crop consul-tants, water policy makers, trade groups, politicians, media, local youth and investors have visited the center coming from Canada, Mexico, Brazil, Argentina, France, Germany, Finland, Spain, India, Australia, Japan, Israel, Sri Lanka, Swit-zerland, South Africa, Philip-pines, Kenya and China.
Country Partners Cooperative
Headquartered in Go-thenburg, Country Partners Cooperative is a leading full-service ag cooperative spe-
cializing in agronomy, seed, energy, feed and grain. Serv-ing communities since 1904, it spans a trade territory of 21 communities over 3.3 million acres. Country Part-ners Cooperative aims to be the business of choice for its customers, employees and communities by provid-ing innovative services and quality products at competi-tive prices.
Nebraska Salt & GrainThis family-owned truck-
ing business is the largest hopper-bottom trucking firm in the state of Nebraska hauling grain, rock and road salt. It also stores and trans-ports American Popcorn – Jolly Time and Con-Agra – Act II.
Dayton Phoenix GroupRecruited in 2010, Dayton
Phoenix Group has rail-road contracts to work on fans, HVAC units in diesel engines, as well as motor re-winding. With the business demands, it has increased its number of employees to 35.
Dawson Tire & WheelDawson Tire & Wheel is
North America’s premier supplier of tires, wheels and assemblies for agricul-tural applications. It has also designed and created a new species of no-flat pivot tires called the RhinoGator®,
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a roto-molded tire made under controlled conditions right here in the USA, using specially formulated resins, including a percentage of corn-based plastic. This company has its roots here in Gothenburg selling tires around the world. Dawson Tire & Wheel employs 34 at its Gothenburg location.
Other major non-manu-
facturing employers are:
Gothenburg HealthThis is a critical access
hospital with 80+ employ-ees. Recent renovations and expansions include a new $3.2 million doctor’s clinic opened in January 2012, a new patient wing opened at the end of 2016 and coming soon, a YMCA.
Pony Express ChevroletThe dealership sells an
average of 1,300 cars each year. The $2 million to $2.5
million in car sales per month impacts our city sales tax.
Gothenburg Public SchoolThe student/teacher ratio
is 13-to-1 in the elementary level and 13.5-to-1 at the secondary level, affording teachers and students ad-vantages that benefit their education.
Hilltop EstatesOwned by a local doctor,
this 64-bed geriatric care fa-cility employees 75 people.
Stone Hearth EstatesBuilt in 2005, Stone
Hearth Estates provides 23 independent living units, 18 assisted living units and 14 memory care units.
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Here at Gothenburg State Bank, we know the best investments yield a high return. That’s why we’re investing time and money into this community. We’re a part of this community as a neighbor, a friend, and as family.Main Bank900 Lake Ave | PO Box 81 | Gothenburg, NE 69138Phone: 308-537-7181 | Fax: 308-537-7185Brady Branch120 North Main St | Brady, NE 69123Phone: 308-584-3311 | Fax: 308-584-3310
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NEIGHBORFRIENDFAMILY
Sabin’s Body Shop&
Automotive Service CenterMore Than Just A Body Shop
Full Service Paint & Body ShopAlignments│Brakes│Tires & Wheels│Oil ChangesWindshields │Paintless Dent Repair
402 8th St.Gothenburg, NE
308.537.5664www.sabinsbodyshop.com
Gothenburg residents have a history of going the extra mile to assure our community remains a top-notch city for both economy and residents.
GIC — Gothenburg Improvement Company
The Gothenburg Improve-ment Company was estab-lished in 1961 beginning an organized effort to recruit businesses and people to our community. GIC plays a vital role in securing the future of Gothenburg. This volunteer organization depends on the continued dedication of its stockhold-ers and their willingness to freely give of their time, talents and financial re-sources. Their primary goal is to improve and preserve the quality of life that makes Gothenburg the place we all call home.
LOL — Livin’ Out LoudLivin’ Out Loud was cre-
ated out of a vision from Gothenburg community members who asked, “Why not?” If folks could close off streets for a block party, why couldn’t they close off streets to glorify Christ? In 2013, the first community-wide event took place in downtown Gothenburg with over 450 attendees. From
there, the vision grew to include worship bands and speakers all in the name of the One Who Saves. In August 2013, Livin’ Out Loud put on the first community-wide outdoor free concert featuring Tenth Avenue North and had over 3,500 attendees. In 2016, the fea-tured band was the News-boys, bringing an estimated 10,000 to celebrate. Livin’ Out Loud’s focus is to help unify the body of Christ, in corporate praise, and reach out to those who have not heard the gospel.
The CenterThe Center was a collab-
orative vision that included community, education, recreation and wellness. Through a cooperation between many Gothenburg entities, the community was able to secure a partner-ship with the YMCA of the Prairie in November 2016. The partnership will expand the original view of The Center into a world-class opportunity to unify the community with space for educational opportunities, a gathering area for groups and individuals of all ages and socio-economic status and programming that will take a holistic approach to prevention and wellness.
Sun Theatre The Commu-
nity Playhouse, a nonprofit organi-zation, purchased the Sun Theatre in 1983 follow-ing a successful fund drive to “Save the Sun.” The continuous effort to upgrade the theatre has been supported by many. Efforts have included the neon lights on the new façade, a remodeled concession area, installation of the digital projection system complete with a 7.1 Dolby surround sound system, new stage curtains, acousti-cal wall curtains, a remod-eled stage front, a new cinema screen and 260 new, more comfortable seats. Each weekend, community volunteers take turns to run the theatre.
The Backpack ProgramThe Backpack Program
launched in Nebraska and Iowa in 2006. It helps families that are struggling to make ends meet. The fact that one in five kids
in Nebraska is at risk for hunger is what prompted a couple from Gothenburg to begin the program here. Backpacks are filled at the American Lutheran Church with non-perishable goods and sent home on week-ends with elementary aged children whose families have signed up for the pro-gram. Currently, there are 30-35 families utilizing the program each week. This program is entirely run by volunteers and donations.
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114 W. 5th St. • P.O. Box 599 • Lexington, NE 68850308.324.5511 • 800.639.7039 • www.lexch.com
1st State Insurance ...............................16
All Anderson Electric ............................5
American Lutheran Church ...................6
Bar-W Lounge .......................................14
Blue Heron Campground ......................14
City of Gothenburg ...............................3
Comfort Inn Suites ................................20
Country Partners Cooperative...............19
Cubby’s Express ...................................17
Cubby’s Truck Plaza .............................17
Dawson County Fairgrounds .................17
Dee’s Floral & Gifts ...............................5
Elite Staffing ..........................................17
Eustis Plumbing & Heating ...................5
Eustis 66/Gothenburg Tire & Service ....12
Five Star Flooring ..................................14
Franzen, Inc. .........................................20
Gateway Realty .....................................12
Gothenburg Chamber of Commerce ....36
Gothenburg Eyecare & Optical .............6
Gothenburg Health ...............................12
Gothenburg Realty, Inc. ........................17
Gothenburg State Bank ........................21
Hecox Dentistry ....................................16
Hi-Gain Feedlot, Inc ..............................14
Holt Pivot Service & Repair ...................19
Home Agency .......................................22
Howard Johnson ...................................20
James J. Graff, DDS PC ........................5
Lexington Clipper-Herald ......................22
Malcom & Nelsen Law Office, LLC .......5
McDonald’s ...........................................5
Nebraska Barn & Grill ...........................20
Nebraska Salt & Grain Co. ....................12
Paulsen .................................................5
Platte Valley Auto ..................................15
Pony Express Chevrolet ........................13
Runza....................................................20
S&S Auto Parts, Inc...............................5
Sabin’s Body Shop ................................21
Schaben Sanitation ...............................7
Sparky’s Electrical Services ..................10
State Farm Insurance- Donna Cahill .....7
Sun Theatre ..........................................20
Wild Horse Golf Club ............................20
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#1st State BankKarl Randecker914 Lake Ave., PO Box 79Gothenburg, NE 69138537-3684
96 RanchJan Gill1215 Lake Ave., PO Box 243Gothenburg, NE 69138537-3063
AAbramson & Associates, Inc.Thomas J. Abramson805 Ninth St.Gothenburg, NE 69138537-3372
Aden DiversifiedJim Aden76669 Road 413Gothenburg, NE 69138537-7430
Ag Edge Crop InsuranceMark Oberg76970 Road 410Gothenburg, NE 69138537-2649
American Lutheran ChurchJon Mapa1512 Avenue GGothenburg, NE 69138537-3433
AmprideMarty Leidal202 Eighth St., PO Box 80Gothenburg, NE 69138537-3405
BBacon & Vinton Law OfficeMichael Bacon416 10th St., PO Box 208Gothenburg, NE 69138537-7161
Baldwin FiltersBrian Riley300 First St., PO Box 405Gothenburg, NE 69138537-2278
Banner United Methodist Church43997 W. Banner RoadGothenburg, NE 69138
Black Hills EnergyMelissa Garcia610 Central Ave.Kearney, NE 68847888-890-5554
Blase-Strauser Memorial ChapelTim Strauser620 10th St.Gothenburg, NE 69138537-2313
Blue Heron CampgroundGwen and Barry McDiarmid1102 S. Lake Ave., PO Box 353Gothenburg, NE 69138537-7387
Brand Electric & Grain EquipmentMark Brand802 Ninth St., PO Box 160Gothenburg, NE 69138537-7328
Brott Auction ServiceWendell &Kathy BrottPO Box 285Gothenburg, NE 69138
Building BlocksDonna Portiner710 12th St.Gothenburg, NE 69138537-2633
CCamp Comeca75670 Road 417Cozad, NE 69130784-2808
Central Community CollegeKelly ChristensenPO Box 827Lexington, NE 68850324-8480
Central Nebraska Seed & ChemicalCraig Finke1314 Eighth St., PO Box 362Gothenburg, NE 69138537-4412
Central States Licensing & Insurance LLCCindy Soller828 Lake Ave., PO Box 347Gothenburg, NE 69138537-2125
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Charm BoutiqueLindsey Tederman521 Ninth St.Gothenburg, NE 69138537-2146
City of GothenburgBruce Clymer409 Ninth St.Gothenburg, NE 69138537-3677
Clipper HeraldHeather Heinemann114 W. Fifth St., PO Box 599Lexington, NE 68850324-5511
Comfort SuitesTerry Jessen315 Platte River Road, PO Box 1140Gothenburg, NE 69138537-7378
Country Partners CooperativeE. Tod Clark120 Eighth St., PO Box 80Gothenburg, NE 69138534-7141
Crestview Senior Housing2121 Avenue H, 810 20th St.Gothenburg, NE 69138537-7275
Cubby’s Express416 Platte River RoadGothenburg, NE 69138537-4444
Cubby’s Truck Plaza301 S. Lake Ave.Gothenburg, NE 69138537-3202
Culligan WaterGordon Sanders304 E. Fourth St., PO Box 5Cozad, NE 69130784-2222
DD&D FeedlotKirt Thompson40845 Road 771Gothenburg, NE 69138537-3654
D&R ComputingLois Holbein511 10th St.Gothenburg, NE 69138537-7100
Dawson County Ag SocietyAnn Johnson1000 Plum Creek Parkway, PO Box 277Lexington, NE 68850324-3600
Dawson County Historical Society & MuseumCrystal Werger805 N. Taft, PO Box 369Lexington, NE 68850324-5340
Dawson County CattlemenRhonda Russman75445 Road 411Farnam, NE 69029569-2599
Dawson County Parent-Child CenterMelanie Gomez1001 N. Washington St., PO Box 722Lexington, NE 68850324-2336
Dawson Public Power DistrictGwen Kautz75191 Road 433, PO Box 777Lexington, NE 68850324-2386
Deb’s Diner and DonutsDebra Meredith817 Lake Ave.Gothenburg, NE 69138537-2575
Dee’s Floral & Gifts922 Lake Ave.Gothenburg, NE 69138537-3337
Deerfield ApartmentsPat Engel, RW Investments2310 Avenue LGothenburg, NE 69138402-333-0287
Denning Construction Inc.James J. Denning38547 Sycamore RoadAvoca, IA 51521877-296-6829
Doug’s PlumbingDoug Ostendorf77360 HWY 47Gothenburg, NE 69138537-3334
EEagle CommunicationsLewys Carlini1301 E. Fourth St., PO Box 248North Platte, NE 69103
Eakes Office SolutionsCameron Peister2401 Avenue AKearney, NE 68847234-2538
Eastside Animal CenterRandy Burge805 Avenue IGothenburg, NE 69138537-7549
Edward Jones InvestmentsMatthew Olsen927 Lake Ave.Gothenburg, NE 69138537-4465
Electric RainJ Buddenberg920 Avenue LGothenburg, NE 69138537-3967
Eustis Plumbing & HeatingFrank Strong911 Lake Ave.Gothenburg, NE 69138537-3336
FF-4 FarmsMarvin Franzen41491 Road 766Gothenburg, NE 69138537-2718
First State InsuranceLaurie Moody510 Ninth St.Gothenburg, NE 69138537-7125
Five Star Flooring Inc.Troy Daum915 Lake Ave.Gothenburg, NE 69138537-2827
Flour GirlsJodi Carlson41296 HWY 40Gothenburg, NE 69138848-2849
Franzen Inc.Craig Franzen818 Avenue FGothenburg, NE 69138537-2455
Frito-Lay/PepsiCoScott Bartels311 Cottonwood DriveGothenburg, NE 69138537-3471
GGateway Realty of Gothenburg Inc.Regis Swanson1006 Lake Ave.Gothenburg, NE 69138537-2243
Gothenburg Airport AuthorityGregory M. Matthies1001 Avenue L, PO Box 267Gothenburg, NE 69138537-2384
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Gothenburg Discount PharmacyDan Kreis902 Avenue D, PO Box 159Gothenburg, NE 69138537-7155
Gothenburg Evangelical Free ChurchSheri DeBoer1721 Lake Ave.Gothenburg, NE 69138537-2261
Gothenburg Eyecare & OpticalDr. Kimberly Johnson902 Avenue D, Suite 102BGothenburg, NE 69138537-2020
Gothenburg Feed ProductsTerry Healey1402 Second Ave., PO Box 409Gothenburg, NE 69138537-3605
Gothenburg HealthMick Brant910 20th St., PO Box 469Gothenburg, NE 69138537-3661
Gothenburg Historical MuseumRoger Heidebrink1420 Avenue F, PO Box 204Gothenburg, NE 69138537-4212
Gothenburg Housing AuthorityPatricia Hosick810 20th St.Gothenburg, NE 69138537-7275
Gothenburg Irrigation & Well ServiceJoe Richeson911 Avenue H, PO Box 328Gothenburg, NE 69138537-3380
Gothenburg Lions ClubPO Box 353Gothenburg, NE 69138537-2009
Gothenburg McDonald’sMichelle Steur320 Lake Ave.Gothenburg, NE 69138537-2111
Gothenburg Medical ArtsDr. Craig Bartruff619 10th St.Gothenburg, NE 69138537-3673
Gothenburg Public LibraryMary Koch1104 Lake Ave.Gothenburg, NE 69138537-2591
Gothenburg Public SchoolsDr. Michael Teahon1322 Avenue IGothenburg, NE 69138537-3651
Gothenburg RealtyRaelyn Maxwell926 Lake Ave.Gothenburg, NE 69138537-7676
Gothenburg Roping ClubJohn SheetsPO Box 438Gothenburg, NE 69138529-1322
Gothenburg Senior CenterAngie Barkmeier410 20th St.Gothenburg, NE 69138537-7465
Gothenburg State BankAmber Burge900 Lake Ave., PO Box 81Gothenburg, NE 69138537-7181
Gothenburg TimesEllen Mortensen406 10th St., PO Box 385Gothenburg, NE 69138537-3636
Gothenburg Tire ServiceDan Pfeiffer120 Eighth St., PO Box 247Gothenburg, NE 69138537-2100
Gothenburg YMCAJulie Czochara 1001 Lake Ave. Gothenburg, NE 69138 991-4135
James J. Graff, DDS, PCJames Graff902 Avenue D, Suite 101Gothenburg, NE 69138537-3359
Gymnastics WestAmanda Ristine2703 Lake Ave., PO Box 154Gothenburg, NE 69138529-1937
HHeartland Museum of Military VehiclesTerry Lauby606 Heartland RoadLexington, NE 68850324-6329
Hecox DentistryDr. Ashton Hecox1014 Lake Ave.Gothenburg, NE 69138537-5252
Hi-Gain FeedlotJeff Rudolph401 First St.Gothenburg, NE 69138221-4030
Hicken Lumber & Home CenterGarry Hicken911 Avenue F, PO Box 407Gothenburg, NE 69138537-2463
Hiebner ChiropracticRoyce Hiebner815 Lake Ave.Gothenburg, NE 69138537-3691
Hilltop EstatesScott Bahe2520 Avenue MGothenburg, NE 69138537-7138
His & Hers Hair SalonDonna McConnell529 Ninth St.Gothenburg, NE 69138537-3023
Hogz Brew BBQBrad Cary1900 E. Eighth St.Gothenburg, NE 69138529-3764
Hoovestol Inc.Wayne Hoovestol520 Cottonwood Dr.Gothenburg, NE 69138651-452-6262
Horizon Ag LLCCody Eggleston1900 E. Eighth St.Gothenburg, NE 69138537-2300
Howard JohnsonTerry Jessen401 Platte River RoadGothenburg, NE 69138537-3294
Huskeradio307 E. Fourth St., PO Box 1085North Platte, NE 69103532-3344
IInvestment Service CenterNathan Wyatt900 Lake Ave., PO Box 81Gothenburg, NE 69138537-7577
JJanssen EnterprisesCharolett Janssen1421 Lake Ave.Gothenburg, NE 69138537-7149
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Jensen Trucking Co. Inc.Joyce Hudson205 W. Fourth St., PO Box 349Gothenburg, NE 69138537-7151
Joan Windrum CPAJoan WindrumPO Box 3Gothenburg, NE 69138537-2877
Jorgenson Law Office-Elizabeth A.Z. Jorgenson902 Avenue D, PO Box 156Gothenburg, NE 69138537-7631
JSM Imagery & Web SolutionsJune Blauvelt602 11th St.Gothenburg, NE 69138529-2404
KKennedy Landscape ServicesJeff Kennedy925 Fourth St.Gothenburg, NE 69138537-7810
Knoedler AutomotiveKirt Knoedler401 Fifth St., PO Box 265Gothenburg, NE 69138537-7114
KRVN AM & FMAmy Biehl-Owens1007 Plum Creek Blvd, PO Box 880Lexington, NE 68850324-2371
LLafayette Park CampgroundKaran & Jim Smith315 27th St. Gothenburg, NE 69138537-3677
Laird FeedPat Laird405 Sixth St.Gothenburg, NE 69138537-2113
Lake Avenue Eyecare LLCDr. John Gosnell829 Lake Ave,Gothenburg, NE 69138537-3390
Lake Promotional ProductsShirley Lake1006 23rd St., PO Box 273Gothenburg, NE 69138537-3110
LandMark Implement Inc.Shane Maxwell221 Lake Ave., PO Box 675Gothenburg, NE 69138537-2180
Lasso EspressoMarsha Hecox418 Platte River DriveGothenburg, NE 69138537-2525
MMac’s Creek Winery & VineyardsBarry McFarland43315 Road 757Lexington, NE 68850324-0440
Main Course CateringSidney Thompson6319 N. Brady RoadBrady, NE 69123660-2262
Main Street Hair DesignMary Schwanz909 Lake Ave.Gothenburg, NE 69138537-2665
McMeen Physical TherapyKyle Fornoff523 10th St., PO Box 435Gothenburg, NE 69138537-3600
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Mid Nebraska RealtySharon Meyer526 Ninth St.Gothenburg, NE 69138537-7555
Midwest Truck & Trailer Repair Inc.Steve Mercer310 Cottonwood Drive, PO Box 282Gothenburg, NE 69138537-3224
Mike’s SanitationTravis Houchin114 W. Sixth St.Gothenburg, NE 69138930-3012
MOE’s Graphics/Top Notch Auto & TowingMichelle Beenblossom520 Avenue AGothenburg, NE 69138537-3737
Monsanto Water Utilization Learning CenterBrian Olson76268 HWY 47Gothenburg, NE 69138537-4500
MOPSKatrina Carter810 23rd St.Gothenburg, NE 69138537-4477
NNatural Escapes Inc.Jeremy Koch708 Maple St.Cozad, NE 69130784-4748
Nebraska Public Power DistrictChris HegertPO Box 2170Kearney, NE 68848293-6359
Nebraska Barn & GrillDiana Unterseher318 Platte River DriveGothenburg, NE 69138537-7463
Nebraska Salt & GrainNorm Geiken115 W. 16thGothenburg, NE 69138537-7191
Nelson’s Appliance & RepairDick & Jody Nelson916 Lake Ave., PO Box 342Gothenburg, NE 69138537-3090
Noon RotaryTiffany HickenPO Box 485Gothenburg, NE 69138537-3651
OOK Bottle Shoppe/Big Timber TaxidermyMonte Kenning318 Eighth St.Gothenburg, NE 69138537-7220
Oliver Consulting ServicesKathy Oliver510 10th St.Gothenburg, NE 69138303-699-0389
Orscheln Farm & HomeDanica Taylor716 Fourth St.Gothenburg, NE 69138537-3833
PParker Tech SealKatie Koopman1000 12th St.Gothenburg, NE 69138537-3693
Paulsen Inc.Larry PaulsenPO Box 17Cozad, NE 69130
Paw Prints in Dawson CountyRosalie MayfieldPO Box 21Cozad, NE 69130
Performance Truck & TrailerJames Stevens803 Avenue L, PO Box 4Gothenburg, NE 69138537-7766
Peterson’s Supermarket404 Ninth St.Gothenburg, NE 69138537-2048
Pine View Place ApartmentsKen Christensen813 20th St.Gothenburg, NE 69138537-2275
Pinpoint GFiberKarla Whipple1004 Avenue D, PO Box 490Gothenburg, NE 69138537-3375
Pizza HutLorrie Scarrow415 Platte River DriveGothenburg, NE 69138537-3697
Pony Express ChevroletGary Mroczek420 S. Lake Ave., PO Box 3671Gothenburg, NE 69138537-3671
Pony Express Family DentalDr. Audrey Aden513 10th St.Gothenburg, NE 69138537-7195
Pony Express Station MuseumJune Blauvelt15th Street and Lake Avenue, PO Box 222Gothenburg, NE 69138537-9876
Posh Farm CateringShelley Donner603 Ninth St.Gothenburg, NE 69138537-5555
Production Animal ConsultationShane & Kelly Terrell1011 21st St.Gothenburg, NE 69138930-2162
Professional Financial Consultants Inc.Sheryl Munster424 10th St., PO Box 249Gothenburg, NE 69138537-7106
QQuality Fire Extinguisher ServiceJeff Kennedy1909 Avenue AGothenburg, NE 69138537-7810
RRibbons & RosesDenise Romatzke907 Lake Ave.Gothenburg, NE 69138537-3999
Richeson Consulting Inc.Angie Richeson2303 Avenue LGothenburg, NE 69138537-2809
Rotary After DarkPO Box 444Gothenburg, NE 69138
Runza RestaurantJeff Whiting301 First St.Gothenburg, NE 69138537-3417
SS&S Auto Parts Inc.Kim Slack605 Lake Ave.Gothenburg, NE 69138537-3732
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Sabin’s Body ShopSean Sabin402 Eighth St., PO Box 205Gothenburg, NE 69138537-5664
Sander FurnitureChadd Sander808 Lake Ave.Gothenburg, NE 69138537-5200
Schaben SanitationBruce Schaben915 Fourth St., PO Box 4121Gothenburg, NE 69138537-3840
Service Master of Mid-NebraskaBrian Bazata702 N. Adams St., PO Box 898Lexington, NE 68850324-3072
Shopko Hometown 718 Fourth St., PO Box 254Gothenburg, NE 69138537-8780
Sign ProCurt Bennett112 W. Sixth St.Lexington, NE 68850324-8000
Skyview TransportationBen Rickertsen717 Eighth St., PO Box 350Gothenburg, NE 69138537-7588
Smith’s Lock & CeramicsRichard Smith311 Seventh St.Gothenburg, NE 69138537-7244
South Bay Laundromat & StorageDick Nelson624 Lake Ave., PO Box 342Gothenburg, NE 69138537-3090
Sparky’s Electrical ServiceJeff Ryther1406 Avenue FGothenburg, NE 69138390-5290
State Farm – Heidi BazataHeidi Bazata819 Lake Ave.Gothenburg, NE 69138537-2120
State Farm – Donna CahillDonna Cahill524 Ninth St.Gothenburg, NE 69138537-2530
Stone Hearth EstatesBarb Nuxoll110 20th St. Suite 400Gothenburg, NE 69138537-7771
Sun TheatreJill Rubenthaler404 10th St., PO Box 15Gothenburg, NE 69138537-3235
TTeamMates Mentoring ProgramLynnette Stevens2220 Avenue HGothenburg, NE 69138537-3651
The Coffee TreeConny Yeutter75270 Road 418Eustis, NE 69028
The Crossing FellowshipEric Most410 20th St., PO Box 17Gothenburg, NE 69138529-1331
The Home AgencyCorbett Hahn515 10th St., PO Box 387Gothenburg, NE 69138537-3511
TimeSaver 604 Eighth St., PO Box 887Gothenburg, NE 69138537-4312
Titan MachineryJosh Foulk75481 Road 435, PO Box 571Lexington, NE 68850324-5553
Tri-City PrintersNancy Dorsey320 W. Eighth, PO Box 6Cozad, NE 69130
Tri-K Lawn Services Inc.Tim Peterson718 19th St.Gothenburg, NE 69138537-2235
UUnited FundJenn MroczekPO Box 494Gothenburg, NE 69138537-3613
United Methodist ChurchJoel Plisek1401 Lake Ave.Gothenburg, NE 69138537-2560
WWild Horse Golf ClubDon Graham40950 Road 768Gothenburg, NE 69138537-7700
ZZion Evangelical Lutheran Church ELCACarol Mapa77191 HWY 47Gothenburg, NE 69138537-3194
INDIVIDUALSChristy Aden41121 Road 769Gothenburg, NE 69138
Romaine & Joan Aden805 23rd St.Gothenburg, NE 69138
Gary & Anne Anderson40930 Road 771Gothenburg, NE 69138
Glenn & Carol Bartels2516 LakeviewGothenburg, NE 69138
Tod & Theresa Clark1019 22nd St.Gothenburg, NE 69138
Aaron and Sara Coleman76131 Road 412Gothenburg, NE 69138
Joe & Kathy France41556 Road 766Gothenburg, NE 69138
Perry & Kristin Loostrom77993 HWY 47Gothenburg, NE 69138
Scott & Patricia McPheeters26118 S. McNickle RoadGothenburg, NE 69138
Janell & Larry Rossen2213 Avenue FGothenburg, NE 69138
Jack Soller41481 Road 760Gothenburg, NE 69138
Robin & Lynnette Stevens2220 Avenue HGothenburg, NE 69138
Joe & Diane Wahlgren21138 S. Wahlgren RoadBrady, NE 69123
Roger & Carol Wahlgren2611 Avenue MGothenburg, NE 69138
Steve Windrum415 Ninth St., PO Box 327Gothenburg, NE 69138
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**All phone numbers have a 308 area code unless noted.**
ACCOUNTANTSProfessional Financial Consultants Inc.Sheryl Munster424 10th St., PO Box 249Gothenburg, NE 69138537-7106
Joan Windrum CPAJoan WindrumPO Box 3Gothenburg, NE 69138537-2877
AGRICULTURE PRODUCTS/SERVICESAden DiversifiedJim Aden76669 Road 413Gothenburg, NE 69138537-7430
Brott Auction ServiceWendell &Kathy BrottPO Box 285Gothenburg, NE 69138
Central Nebraska Seed & ChemicalCraig Finke1314 Eighth St., PO Box 362Gothenburg, NE 69138537-4412
Country Partners CooperativeE. Tod Clark120 Eighth St., PO Box 80Gothenburg, NE 69138534-7141
D&D FeedlotKirt Thompson40845 Road 771Gothenburg, NE 69138537-3654
Dawson County CattlemenRhonda Russman75445 Road 411Farman, NE 69029569-2599
Frito-Lay/PepsiCoScott Bartels311 Cottonwood DriveGothenburg, NE 69138537-3471
Gothenburg Feed ProductsTerry Healey1402 Second Ave., PO Box 409Gothenburg, NE 69138537-3605
Hi-Gain FeedlotJeff Rudolph401 First St.Gothenburg, NE 69138221-4030
Laird FeedPat Laird405 Sixth St.Gothenburg, NE 69138537-2113
LandMark Implement Inc.Shane Maxwell221 Lake Ave., PO Box 675Gothenburg, NE 69138537-2180
Monsanto Water Utilization Learning CenterBrian Olson76268 HWY 47Gothenburg, NE 69138537-4500
Orscheln Farm & HomeDanica Taylor716 Fourth St.Gothenburg, NE 69138537-3833
Production Animal ConsultationShane & Kelly Terrell1011 21st St.Gothenburg, NE 69138930-2162
Titan MachineryJosh Foulk75481 Road 435, PO Box 571Lexington, NE 68850324-5553
ASSISTED LIVING/NURSING HOMESHilltop EstatesScott Bahe2520 Avenue MGothenburg, NE 69138537-7138
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Stone Hearth EstatesBarb Nuxoll110 20th St. Suite 400Gothenburg, NE 69138537-7771
ATTORNEYSBacon & Vinton Law OfficeMichael Bacon416 10th St., PO Box 208Gothenburg, NE 69138537-7161
Jorgenson Law Office-Elizabeth A.Z. Jorgenson902 Avenue D, PO Box 156Gothenburg, NE 69138537-7631
Steve Windrum415 Ninth St., PO Box 327Gothenburg, NE 69138
AUTO — DEALERS/PARTS/REPAIRKnoedler AutomotiveKirt Knoedler401 Fifth St., PO Box 265Gothenburg, NE 69138537-7114
Gothenburg Tire ServiceDan Pfeiffer120 Eighth St., PO Box 247Gothenburg, NE 69138537-2100
Pony Express ChevroletGary Mroczek420 S. Lake Ave., PO Box 3671Gothenburg, NE 69138537-3671
S&S Auto Parts Inc.Kim Slack605 Lake Ave.Gothenburg, NE 69138537-3732
Sabin’s Body ShopSean Sabin402 Eighth St., PO Box 205Gothenburg, NE 69138537-5664
AVIATIONGothenburg Airport AuthorityGregory M. Matthies1001 Avenue L, PO Box 267Gothenburg, NE 69138537-2384
BANKS/INVESTMENT SERVICES1st State BankKarl Randecker914 Lake Ave., PO Box 79Gothenburg, NE 69138537-3684
Edward Jones InvestmentsMatthew Olsen927 Lake Ave.Gothenburg, NE 69138537-4465
Gothenburg State BankAmber Burge900 Lake Ave., PO Box 81Gothenburg, NE 69138537-7181
Investment Service CenterNathan Wyatt900 Lake Ave., PO Box 81Gothenburg, NE 69138537-7577
BAR/LOUNGE/LIQUOR STOREOK Bottle Shoppe/Big Timber TaxidermyMonte Kenning318 Eighth St.Gothenburg, NE 69138537-7220
CHURCHESAmerican Lutheran ChurchJon Mapa1512 Avenue GGothenburg, NE 69138537-3433
Banner United Methodist Church43997 W. Banner RoadGothenburg, NE 69138
The Crossing FellowshipEric Most410 20th St., PO Box 17Gothenburg, NE 69138529-1331
Gothenburg Evangelical Free ChurchSheri DeBoer1721 Lake Ave.Gothenburg, NE 69138537-2261
United Methodist ChurchJoel Plisek1401 Lake Ave.Gothenburg, NE 69138537-2560
Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church ELCACarol Mapa77191 HWY 47Gothenburg, NE 69138537-3194
CATERING/FOOD SERVICESHogz Brew BBQBrad Cary1900 E. Eighth St.Gothenburg, NE 69138529-3764
Flour GirlsJodi Carlson41296 HWY 40Gothenburg, NE 69138848-2849
Main Course CateringSidney Thompson6319 N. Brady RoadBrady, NE 69123660-2262
Posh Farm CateringShelley Donner603 Ninth St.Gothenburg, NE 69138537-5555
COMMUNICATIONS/TELECOMMUNICATIONS CONSULTANTSPinpoint GFiberKarla Whipple1004 Avenue D, PO Box 490Gothenburg, NE 69138537-3375
COMPUTER SALES/SERVICED&R ComputingLois Holbein511 10th St.Gothenburg, NE 69138537-7100
Oliver Consulting ServicesKathy Oliver510 10th St.Gothenburg, NE 69138303-699-0389
CONSTRUCTIONDenning Construction Inc.James J. Denning38547 Sycamore RoadAvoca, IA 51521877-296-6829
Paulsen Inc.Larry PaulsenPO Box 17Cozad, NE 69130
ELECTRICAL/PLUMBINGBrand Electric & Grain EquipmentMark Brand802 Ninth St., PO Box 160Gothenburg, NE 69138537-7328
Doug’s PlumbingDoug Ostendorf77360 HWY 47Gothenburg, NE 69138537-3334
Eustis Plumbing & HeatingFrank Strong911 Lake Ave.Gothenburg, NE 69138537-3336
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Franzen Inc.Craig Franzen818 Avenue FGothenburg, NE 69138537-2455
Nelson’s Appliance & RepairDick & Jody Nelson916 Lake Ave., PO Box 342Gothenburg, NE 69138537-3090
Sparky’s Electrical ServiceJeff Ryther1406 Avenue FGothenburg, NE 69138390-5290
GAS STATIONS/CONVENIENCE STORESAmprideMarty Leidal202 Eighth St., PO Box 80Gothenburg, NE 69138537-3405
Cubby’s Express416 Platte River RoadGothenburg, NE 69138537-4444
Cubby’s Truck Plaza301 S. Lake Ave.Gothenburg, NE 69138537-3202
TimeSaver 604 Eighth St., PO Box 887Gothenburg, NE 69138537-4312
GOVERNMENTCity of GothenburgBruce Clymer409 Ninth St.Gothenburg, NE 69138537-3677
GROCERY STORESPeterson’s Supermarket404 Ninth St.Gothenburg, NE 69138537-2048
HEALTH CAREGothenburg HealthMick Brant910 20th St., PO Box 469Gothenburg, NE 69138537-3661
Gothenburg Discount PharmacyDan Kreis902 Avenue D, PO Box 159Gothenburg, NE 69138537-7155
Gothenburg Eyecare & OpticalDr. Kimberly Johnson902 Avenue D, Suite 102BGothenburg, NE 69138537-2020
Gothenburg Medical ArtsDr. Craig Bartruff619 10th St.Gothenburg, NE 69138537-3673
James J. Graff, DDS, PCJames Graff902 Avenue D, Suite 101Gothenburg, NE 69138537-3359
Hecox DentistryDr. Ashton Hecox1014 Lake Ave.Gothenburg, NE 69138537-5252
Hiebner ChiropracticRoyce Hiebner815 Lake Ave.Gothenburg, NE 69138537-3691
Lake Avenue Eyecare LLCDr. John Gosnell829 Lake Ave,Gothenburg, NE 69138537-3390
McMeen Physical TherapyKyle Fornoff523 10th St., PO Box 435Gothenburg, NE 69138537-3600
Pony Express Family DentalDr. Audrey Aden513 10th St.Gothenburg, NE 69138537-7195
HOUSING/RENTALCrestview Senior Housing2121 Avenue H, 810 20th St.Gothenburg, NE 69138537-7275
Deerfield ApartmentsPat Engel, RW Investments2310 Avenue LGothenburg, NE 69138402-333-0287
Gothenburg Housing AuthorityPatricia Hosick810 20th St.Gothenburg, NE 69138537-7275
Pine View Place ApartmentsKen Christensen813 20th St.Gothenburg, NE 69138537-2275
INDUSTRIAL/MANUFACTURINGBaldwin FiltersBrian Riley300 First St., PO Box 405Gothenburg, NE 69138537-2278
Parker Tech SealKatie Koopman1000 12th St.Gothenburg, NE 69138537-3693
INSURANCE AGENCIES/AGENTSAbramson & Associates, Inc.Thomas J. Abramson805 Ninth St.Gothenburg, NE 69138537-3372
Ag Edge Crop InsuranceMark Oberg76970 Road 410Gothenburg, NE 69138537-2649
Central States Licensing & Insurance LLCCindy Soller828 Lake Ave., PO Box 347Gothenburg, NE 69138537-2125
First State InsuranceLaurie Moody510 Ninth St.Gothenburg, NE 69138537-7125
State Farm – Heidi BazataHeidi Bazata819 Lake Ave.Gothenburg, NE 69138537-2120
State Farm – Donna CahillDonna Cahill524 Ninth St.Gothenburg, NE 69138537-2530
The Home AgencyCorbett Hahn515 10th St., PO Box 387Gothenburg, NE 69138537-3511
IRRIGATION/WELL SERVICEElectric RainJ Buddenberg920 Avenue LGothenburg, NE 69138537-3967
Horizon Ag LLCCody Eggleston1900 E. Eighth St.Gothenburg, NE 69138537-2300
Gothenburg Irrigation & Well ServiceJoe Richeson911 Avenue H, PO Box 328Gothenburg, NE 69138537-3380
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LANDSCAPE/LAWN CARE/GREENHOUSEKennedy Landscape ServicesJeff Kennedy925 Fourth St.Gothenburg, NE 69138537-7810
Tri-K Lawn Services Inc.Tim Peterson718 19th St.Gothenburg, NE 69138537-2235
Natural Escapes Inc.Jeremy Koch708 Maple St.Cozad, NE 69130784-4748
MOTELS & OTHER ACCOMMODATIONSBlue Heron CampgroundGwen and Barry McDiarmid1102 S. Lake Ave., PO Box 353Gothenburg, NE 69138537-7387
Comfort SuitesTerry Jessen315 Platte River Road, PO Box 1140Gothenburg, NE 69138537-7378
Howard JohnsonTerry Jessen401 Platte River RoadGothenburg, NE 69138537-3294
Lafayette Park CampgroundKaran & Jim Smith315 27th St. Gothenburg, NE 69138537-3677
MUSEUMSDawson County Historical Society & MuseumCrystal Werger805 N. Taft, PO Box 369Lexington, NE 68850324-5340
Gothenburg Historical MuseumRoger Heidebrink1420 Avenue F, PO Box 204Gothenburg, NE 69138537-4212
Heartland Museum of Military VehiclesTerry Lauby606 Heartland RoadLexington, NE 68850324-6329
Pony Express Station MuseumJune Blauvelt15th Street and Lake Avenue, PO Box 222Gothenburg, NE 69138537-9876
NEWSPAPERSGothenburg TimesEllen Mortensen406 10th St., PO Box 385Gothenburg, NE 69138537-3636
Lexington Clipper-HeraldHeather Heinemann114 W. Fifth St., PO Box 599Lexington, NE 68850324-5511
Tri-City PrintersNancy Dorsey320 W. Eighth, PO Box 6Cozad, NE 69130
NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONSCentral Community CollegeKelly ChristensenPO Box 827Lexington, NE 68850324-8480
Dawson County Ag SocietyAnn Johnson1000 Plum Creek Parkway, PO Box 277Lexington, NE 68850324-3600
Dawson County Parent-Child CenterMelanie Gomez1001 N. Washington St., PO Box 722Lexington, NE 68850324-2336
Gothenburg Lions ClubPO Box 353Gothenburg, NE 69138537-2009
Gothenburg Public LibraryMary Koch1104 Lake Ave.Gothenburg, NE 69138537-2591
Gothenburg Roping ClubJohn SheetsPO Box 438Gothenburg, NE 69138529-1322
Gothenburg Senior CenterAngie Barkmeier410 20th St.Gothenburg, NE 69138537-7465
Gothenburg YMCAJulie Czochara1001 Lake Ave.Gothenburg, NE 69138991-4135
MOPSKatrina Carter810 23rd St.Gothenburg, NE 69138537-4477
Noon RotaryTiffany HickenPO Box 485Gothenburg, NE 69138537-3651
Paw Prints in Dawson CountyRosalie MayfieldPO Box 21Cozad, NE 69130
Rotary After DarkPO Box 444Gothenburg, NE 69138
Sun TheatreJill Rubenthaler404 10th St., PO Box 15Gothenburg, NE 69138537-3235
TeamMates Mentoring ProgramLynnette Stevens2220 Avenue HGothenburg, NE 69138537-3651
United FundJenn MroczekPO Box 494Gothenburg, NE 69138537-3613
RADIO STATIONSEagle CommunicationsLewys Carlini1301 E. Fourth St., PO Box 248North Platte, NE 69103
KRVN AM & FMAmy Biehl-Owens1007 Plum Creek Blvd, PO Box 880Lexington, NE 68850324-2371
Huskeradio307 E. Fourth St., PO Box 1085North Platte, NE 69103532-3344
REAL ESTATE SERVICESGateway Realty of Gothenburg Inc.Regis Swanson1006 Lake Ave.Gothenburg, NE 69138537-2243
Gothenburg RealtyRaelyn Maxwell926 Lake Ave.Gothenburg, NE 69138537-7676
Mid Nebraska RealtySharon Meyer526 Ninth St.Gothenburg, NE 69138537-7555
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RECREATIONWild Horse Golf ClubDon Graham40950 Road 768Gothenburg, NE 69138537-7700
RESTAURANTSDeb’s Diner and DonutsDebra Meredith817 Lake Ave.Gothenburg, NE 69138537-2575
Lasso EspressoMarsha Hecox418 Platte River DriveGothenburg, NE 69138537-2525
Gothenburg McDonald’sMichelle Steur320 Lake Ave.Gothenburg, NE 69138537-2111
Nebraska Barn & GrillDiana Unterseher318 Platte River DriveGothenburg, NE 69138537-7463
Pizza HutLorrie Scarrow415 Platte River DriveGothenburg, NE 69138537-3697
Runza RestaurantJeff Whiting301 First St.Gothenburg, NE 69138537-3417
RETAILCharm BoutiqueLindsey Tederman521 Ninth St.Gothenburg, NE 69138537-2146
Dee’s Floral & Gifts922 Lake Ave.Gothenburg, NE 69138537-3337
Five Star Flooring Inc.Troy Daum915 Lake Ave.Gothenburg, NE 69138537-2827
Hicken Lumber & Home CenterGarry Hicken911 Avenue F, PO Box 407Gothenburg, NE 69138537-2463
Shopko Hometown 718 Fourth St., PO Box 254Gothenburg, NE 69138537-8780
Ribbons & RosesDenise Romatzke907 Lake Ave.Gothenburg, NE 69138537-3999
Sander FurnitureChadd Sander808 Lake Ave.Gothenburg, NE 69138537-5200
SCHOOLS/PRESCHOOLS/DAY CAREBuilding BlocksDonna Portiner710 12th St.Gothenburg, NE 69138537-2633
Gothenburg Public SchoolsDr. Michael Teahon1322 Avenue IGothenburg, NE 69138537-3651
SPECIALTY SERVICESBlase-Strauser Memorial ChapelTim Strauser620 10th St.Gothenburg, NE 69138537-2313
Camp Comeca75670 Road 417Cozad, NE 69130784-2808
Culligan WaterGordon Sanders304 E. Fourth St., PO Box 5Cozad, NE 69130784-2222
Eakes Office SolutionsCameron Peister2401 Avenue AKearney, NE 68847234-2538
Gymnastics WestAmanda Ristine2703 Lake Ave., PO Box 154Gothenburg, NE 69138529-1937
His & Hers Hair SalonDonna McConnell529 Ninth St.Gothenburg, NE 69138537-3023
Janssen EnterprisesCharolett Janssen1421 Lake Ave.Gothenburg, NE 69138537-7149
JSM Imagery & Web SolutionsJune Blauvelt602 11th St.Gothenburg, NE 69138529-2404
Lake Promotional ProductsShirley Lake1006 23rd St., PO Box 273Gothenburg, NE 69138537-3110
Mac’s Creek Winery & VineyardsBarry McFarland43315 Road 757Lexington, NE 68850324-0440
Main Street Hair DesignMary Schwanz909 Lake Ave.Gothenburg, NE 69138537-2665
MOE’s Graphics/Top Notch Auto & TowingMichelle Beenblossom520 Avenue AGothenburg, NE 69138537-3737
Quality Fire Extinguisher ServiceJeff Kennedy1909 Avenue AGothenburg, NE 69138537-7810
Richeson Consulting Inc.Angie Richeson2303 Avenue LGothenburg, NE 69138537-2809
Service Master of Mid-NebraskaBrian Bazata702 N. Adams St., PO Box 898Lexington, NE 68850324-3072
Sign ProCurt Bennett112 W. Sixth St.Lexington, NE 68850324-8000
Smith’s Lock & CeramicsRichard Smith311 Seventh St.Gothenburg, NE 69138537-7244
South Bay Laundromat & StorageDick Nelson624 Lake Ave., PO Box 342Gothenburg, NE 69138537-3090
The Coffee TreeConny Yeutter75270 Road 418Eustis, NE 69028
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TRUCK FREIGHT/REPAIR/SERVICEHoovestol Inc.Wayne Hoovestol520 Cottonwood Dr.Gothenburg, NE 69138651-452-6262
Jensen Trucking Co. Inc.Joyce Hudson205 W. Fourth St., PO Box 349Gothenburg, NE 69138537-7151
Midwest Truck & Trailer Repair Inc.Steve Mercer310 Cottonwood Drive, PO Box 282Gothenburg, NE 69138537-3224
Nebraska Salt & GrainNorm Geiken115 W. 16thGothenburg, NE 69138537-7191
Performance Truck & TrailerJames Stevens803 Avenue L, PO Box 4Gothenburg, NE 69138537-7766
Skyview TransportationBen Rickertsen717 Eighth St., PO Box 350Gothenburg, NE 69138537-7588
UTILITIESBlack Hills EnergyMelissa Garcia610 Central Ave.Kearney, NE 68847888-890-5554
Dawson Public Power DistrictGwen Kautz75191 Road 433, PO Box 777Lexington, NE 68850324-2386
Mike’s SanitationTravis Houchin114 W. Sixth St.Gothenburg, NE 69138930-3012
Nebraska Public Power DistrictChris HegertPO Box 2170Kearney, NE 68848293-6359
Schaben SanitationBruce Schaben915 Fourth St., PO Box 4121Gothenburg, NE 69138537-3840
VETERINARIANSEastside Animal CenterRandy Burge805 Avenue IGothenburg, NE 69138537-7549
INDIVIDUALS96 RanchJan Gill1215 Lake Ave., PO Box 243Gothenburg, NE 69138537-3063
Christy Aden41121 Road 769Gothenburg, NE 69138
Romaine & Joan Aden805 23rd St.Gothenburg, NE 69138
Gary & Anne Anderson40930 Road 771Gothenburg, NE 69138
Glenn & Carol Bartels2516 LakeviewGothenburg, NE 69138
Tod & Theresa Clark1019 22nd St.Gothenburg, NE 69138
Aaron and Sara Coleman76131 Road 412Gothenburg, NE 69138
Joe & Kathy France41556 Road 766Gothenburg, NE 69138
F-4 FarmsMarvin Franzen41491 Road 766Gothenburg, NE 69138537-2718
Perry & Kristin Loostrom77993 HWY 47Gothenburg, NE 69138
Scott & Patricia McPheeters26118 S. McNickle RoadGothenburg, NE 69138
Janell & Larry Rossen2213 Avenue FGothenburg, NE 69138
Jack Soller41481 Road 760Gothenburg, NE 69138
Robin & Lynnette Stevens2220 Avenue HGothenburg, NE 69138
Joe & Diane Wahlgren21138 S. Wahlgren RoadBrady, NE 69123
Roger & Carol Wahlgren2611 Avenue MGothenburg, NE 69138
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