Yesterday | McCook Daily Gazette
City Clerk Lea Ann Doak administers the oath of office to Mike Gonzales, who accepted appointment to the City Council to fill the position left vacant by the death of Colleen Grant.
McCook Christian Church plans concert, mother-daughter retreat
Elissa Leander, left, and her sister, Becca, are coming to McCook Christian Church, 507 West B Street, Nov.
Six apply for council position
The city has received six applications for the open seat on the McCook City Council, including those from former council and school board members.
Failing report card for West Ward
It would cost about $2.2 million to renovate and update the former West Ward Elementary building in McCook into a useable facility for city offices, the police station and fire department.
Craig Kitt to perform in McCook's - Sounds of Thanksgiving' next month
Sounds of Thanksgiving will resonate through the historic Fox Theatre in McCook when an accomplished pianist from East Hampton, N.Y. returns to his Southwest Nebraska roots to present a celebration concert.
Cattleman's Days scheduled in four locations
Extension educators have planned Cattleman's Day and Trade Show events for Mon., Nov.
Southwest Neb. dam will be inspected for problems
The U.S. Bureau of Reclamation plans to send engineers to Hugh Butler Lake in southwest Nebraska to determine what caused the hole.
Jerry Vap of McCook has announced that he will seek a second full term on the Public Service Commission.
'Harvey' voice actor performs long disdance
Denver,Colorado-based voice actor and theatrical sound designer Rick Reid puts on a brief but "hare" raising performance in a McCook, Nebraska community theater production of "Harvey" by Mary Chase this week.
Nelson sculpture gets go-ahead; July unveiling planned
The creation of a $70,000 bronze sculpture honoring Sen. Ben Nelson will get under way, with the approval Monday night by the McCook City Council of an agreement with the artist.
Sadly, our community lost one of its most ardent supporters this past week. Councilwoman Colleen Grant represented what is best about local government.
City Council starts search for new member
Another vacancy on the McCook City Council has occurred and the council will start the process to fill it, at its regular meeting Monday, 7:30 p.m., at City Council Chambers in Memorial Auditorium.
In the early 1920s, a young, beanpole of a man used to fly into McCook, out of Bird City, Kan.
Traffic, Road Rage, and the One-finger Wave
If I had to pick one word to define a major difference between big city and small town life, it would begin with T and end with C . TRAFFIC! You can't go anywhere in the city or the burbs without running into it.
Encounter at McCook college inspired 40-year career in education
As a Bartley High school senior, he thought his future might be that of a place kicker on a college football team.
Larson ready to grab elusive state tennis crown
McCook High School junior Connor Larson is hoping third time is the charms this weekend.
Official touts Nebraska business climate
Jamie Karl, from left, of the Nebraska Chamber of Commerce and Industry, speaks with former State Sen.
Retired policeman named councilman
The newest addition to the McCook City Council is used to being in the public eye, serving for more than two decades as a McCook police officer.
Neb. lakes to be stocked with trout
The Nebraska Game and Parks Commission will stock lakes and ponds across Nebraska with full-sized rainbow trout this month.
Portraits honor soldier killed in Iraq
Randy Matheny, from a self-portrait he took in Iraq. Artist Dick Budig of Lincoln, formerly of McCook, has completed two portraits of Sgt.