Indianola News

One homeowner contends that a nearby junkyard is affecting the valuation of her property.

The McCook City Council will be asked to consider renaming McCook Regional Airport after Sen.

Ken Kircher's team of draft horses run the elevator, while Bob Haag, left and his crew of young helpers unload the corn from his wagon during the 2008 fall corn harvest demonstration.

Doug Stewart, operating a track hoe, above, Saturday morning, complete the removal of a McCook house destroyed by a fire 412 years ago.

Red Willow County commissioners, at their weekly meeting Monday morning, slashed in half the county's annual membership contribution to the McCook Economic Development Corp.

Same fight, next round ... One of two landowners who fought last summer over a practically non-existent county road south of Indianola continued the battle before Red Willow County commissioners Monday morning.

In 1941 the United States was ill prepared for war. It had been little more than 20 years since the country had fought "The War to End All Wars." We should have been more wary of the hostilities going on in ...

The rodeo season was coming to an end for these Nebraska cowboys last fall. After traveling thousands of miles in a beat up mini van, these guys have a lifetime of stories.

Law enforcement officials and emergency responders searched country roads, field roads and cattle trails throughout the evening and night Sunday looking for a rural McCook woman who is still missing this ...

Southwest Public Schools' junior and senior high students will move into their new building in Bartley this fall.

Encouraged by an outpouring of new ideas, Sue Shaner believes the McCook area is on the brink of an upturn in business ventures.

Gary Dicenta, left, Red Willow County's roads supervisor, and county commissioner Leigh Hoyt of rural McCook examine plans to improve a railroad crossing southeast of McCook.

This is our second Christmas at the farm , though it's the first we've actually spent in the house.

Six-year-old Lilly Rose of McCook shops with her mother, Alicia Berry, at the Walmart Supercenter in McCook for a Christmas gift for Lilly's new cousin.

Red Willow County commissioners learned during their weekly meeting Monday that the Nebraska Department of Roads has reduced the tonnage on two of the county's bridges.