Ray Misner charged with theft of property against Gordon Chamber of Commerce

Ray Misner charged with theft of property against Gordon Chamber of Commerce

By Rachael Huether

On April 9, 2020, a complaint was entered into Sheridan County Court against Raymond Misner, former Gordon Chamber of Commerce Director, for Theft of Property valued at $5,000 or more, which is a Class 2A Felony. This complaint states that from the time period of April 2017 to May 2019, Misner took or exercised control over movable property of the Gordon Chamber of Commerce with the intent to deprive them, or transfered immovable property of the Gordon Chamber of Commerce

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Panhandle schools will be operating in an alternative learning environment for the remainder of the school year

Panhandle schools will be operating in an alternative learning environment for the remainder of the school year

After consultation with COVID-19 Unified Command, it has been determined that all schools in the Nebraska Panhandle will remain closed and operate in an alternative learning environment for the remainder of the 2019/2020 school year.  

Traditional graduation ceremonies are not going to be possible this May.  Schools will be working to determine appropriate alternative methods to honor the Class of 2020 in each community, whether that be a ceremony at a later date or some other

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Pictured left to right: Kaden Vincent, Clint Vincent, Kyler Vincent, Emilee Hinn, and Sissy Hinn.

Farmhouse Coffee opens for business in Rushville

By Berklie Haag

There is no shortage of love in the new Farmhouse Coffee shop in Rushville. Owner Emilee Hinn has had big dreams of owning a coffee shop for many years and recently, her dreams became a reality. With friends and family by her side, Emilee serves homemade food and hot coffee with a side of love in every sip. 

The building at 133 South Main Street - adorned with the authentic copper ceiling - was a bank in the early 1900s, and then a law office for years after. Since then

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Jordan and Amanda Strain stand behind the counter of their new business, Sidetracks, in Gordon.

Sidetracks opens for business in Gordon

By Jordan Huether

A new business has come to Gordon’s Main Street. Sidetracks, a new liquor store on the south end of Gordon’s downtown business district, officially opened their doors January 13, 2020. The store is owned by Jordan and Amanda Strain and Ward Wacker of Gordon. 

The Strains, who grew up in Martin, S.D., were looking to return to a small town after several years living in Rapid City, S.D. Wacker, who is married to Amanda’s mother, pitched the idea of

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Jason Tiensvold (center) stands with the judges of Forged In Fire.

Tiensvold to be featured on this week’s episode of Forged In Fire

By Jordan Huether

Master Smith Jason Tiensvold of Rushville recently had the opportunity of a lifetime when he was invited to compete on the television series Forged In Fire. The History Channel program features a competition between bladesmiths as they attempt to recreate some of history’s most iconic edged weapons.

Tiensvold was contacted by the show last year and had to go through several interviews and reviews of past work before being selected. A few months later, he received a

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Gordon Memorial Health Services welcomes new provider, Megan O’Neil

By Jordan Huether

Gordon Memorial Health Services is welcoming their newest provider, Megan O’Neil, DNP, FNP-C, to the community with a meet and greet next Wednesday, January 15, from noon to 1 p.m., in the Hutchins Room of the hospital.

O’Neil came to Gordon in November after having lived in Cody, Wyo., for five years. She and her husband, Case, were looking for a family practice clinic in a rural area that would allow them to raise their daughter in a tight-knit community. Megan

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Scherers take over Sheridan County Journal Star

On January 1, 2020, the reins of the Sheridan County Journal Star will be turned over to Mandy Scherer, of Martin, S.D., who, along with her husband Bob, have entered into a purchase agreement with current owners Jordan and Rachael Huether.

Mandy started her newspaper career when she began working at the Bennett County Booster in December of 1999.

With the purchase of the Journal Star, the Scherers do not expect any major changes in the local newspaper.

“I would like to modernize the

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Joe’s Games brings arcade and more to Gordon

By Rachael Huether

On December 3, Joe’s Games opened their doors to the public. Walking in the door, you are greeted by a bright, friendly environment, one that you could have only dreamed of in your childhood. Colorful paintings of video game characters line every wall, surrounding a classic gaming center with the likes of Sega and Nintendo, arcade game cabinets, and sports-related games such as pool, foosball, and air hockey. Joe’s Wireless is also set up in this store, where you

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Gordon/Rushville One Act Play Cast Gives Stunning Public Performance

By Marti Haag

The Gordon City Auditorium had a packed house for the public performance of Aeternum Proliem on Monday night.  Those in attendance were treated to a stunning performance by the large play cast.  Not only was the acting on point, but the special effects were striking as well.

"Aeternum Proliem", Latin for “Forever Battle” was written and is being directed by Gordon/Rushville’s very own, Candie Johnson.  A modern twist to the Passion of Christ

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