Farnam News

Maurice C. "Bill" Widick, 96, of Farnam, died on Friday, Feb. 8, 2008, at Gothenburg. via Gothenburg Times

“To see that in action and have it happen twice in 30 years was pretty interesting”

Line installed through property near Farnam by Elizabeth Barrett February 09, 2008 For John and Kristi Kreuscher and their two boys, the installation of a massive natural gas pipeline through their dryland farm ... via Gothenburg Times

The Lincoln and Omaha offices of the Nebraska Department of Revenue will be open on three Saturdays in February to assist walk-in taxpayers with their state income tax returns. via Lincoln Journal Star

Two troubled Omaha bars Tuesday received a full pour from the Omaha City Council to continue operating under new owners. via Omaha World-Herald

“Six to eight states would have caucuses or primaries in the middle of January and it would be rotated through the various areas each presidential election year”

Local participants to gather at Gothenburg Public Library Change is in the air for Dawson County Democrats and other party members throughout the state. via Gothenburg Times

“I was on my way to pick up Bryan who was at Menard's”

Kaitlyn Brooke Hecox born 3 1/2 hours after couple arrives at hospital By Elizabeth Barrett January 10, 2008 Michelle Hecox had been shopping in North Platte when she felt her first contraction Friday night. via Gothenburg Times

“The awards just go to show that we have great volunteers who step up and do things that make Gothenburg the great place that it is.”

THREE AWARDS: Gothenburg received three major awards at the NCIP banquet and they were accepted by Anne Anderson, executive director of the Community Development Office, and Jared Slagle, who serves on ... via Gothenburg Times

Mutual of Omaha's banking division today completed its purchase of Nebraska State Bank and converted its three locations to Mutual of Omaha Bank offices. via Omaha World-Herald

“We really don't want to see anyone get hit hard”

'Some Gothenburg residents might have an extra handful of change to clink into their piggy banks this year but that's about all the savings they'll see from a tiny levy drop. via Gothenburg Times

Omaha, NE- Speedbusters hit a Midtown street where rush hour traffic blows right past the 30 mile per hour speed limit. via Action 3 News