Photo by Scott Bidroski The Gordon-Rushville School Board approved the purchase a new bus for their fleet. The bus purchased will be similar in model to this one pictured above but will be white in color. The cost for the new vehicle is $176,850.
Photo by Scott Bidroski The Gordon-Rushville School Board approved the purchase a new bus for their fleet. The bus purchased will be similar in model to this one pictured above but will be white in color. The cost for the new vehicle is $176,850.
(Photo by Scott Bidroski) Some new faces have revitalized a Gordon business on Highway 20. Bat Pourier, Richae Malara, Brianna Moon, and Rowdy Moon have taken on managerial and ownership roles to open Rowdy’s Gas & Grub in the former Highway Express building in Gordon. The group has big plans as well to add even more options for residents and travelers alike.
(Photo By Alison Kendig) Keith Kearns, one of the original founders of the Hay Springs Community Thanksgiving Dinner said, after 26 years, he and his wife, Miriam, are passing the baton and stepping down from their leadership role in the event.
Courtesy Photo Hay Springs citizens enjoy the Annual Santa Soup Cook-Off last year in Lister-Sage. The 2025 version is set for Saturday, December 11.
(Courtesy Photo) Gordon resident and City Council member Doug Woodbeck receives the George Warren Fuller Award from AWWA Vice-President John Eisnor, who came from Halifax, Nova Scotia to visit the conference.
Photo by Jackie Jensen Garrett Shadbolt competes at Cheyenne Frontier Days. He has qualified for his fourth Wrangler National Finals Rodeo, pro rodeo’s world championship.
Courtesy Photo Outstanding Members of the Year were chosen at the 4-H Achievement Banquet. Willow Frink, Jaxon Kearns, and Tenley Ostrander were recognized in their respective age groups for their hard work.