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School Board considers arts, academics, planning
School Board considers arts, academics, planning
Joy Farr
McCOOK, Neb. - The McCook School Board met Monday evening to review student achievements, safety updates, financial matters, and upcoming opportunities for staff and students. Highlights included a collaborative art project, strong academic ratings, and approval of a summer science trip...
  • Crime, punishment, and county government (12/16/25)
    Here we go again. A single shooter, then a father and son using personal guns to kill and/or injure crowds of people: Brown University in Rhode Island and the Hanukkah (or Chanukah) celebration in...
  • McCook Council tackles blight, redevelopment, park policy (12/16/25)
    McCOOK, Neb. - Monday night’s epic meeting of the McCook City Council was, in fact, a series of meetings contending with matters ranging from establishing blighted property status to regulating the...
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    Schneider: No city taxes used for St. Catherine’s (12/16/25)
    McCOOK, Neb. - No McCook property tax or sales tax dollars will be used to purchase the long-stalled St. Catherine’s Hospital property, City Manager Nate Schneider told council members. The second...
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    Free breakfast and lunch program at the center of TEEOSA miscalculation (12/16/25)
    LINCOLN, Neb. - Nebraska State Board of Education President Elizabeth Tegtmeier said misappropriated funds distributed through the state’s school aid formula were the primary topic of discussion at...
  • Early forecast says go Dawgs, Hoosiers? (12/12/25)
  • A life's work behind glass: a framer retires (12/12/25)
  • NTSB releases report on 2023 plane crash (12/12/25)1
  • Area sales tax receipts released (12/11/25)
  • Horse-drawn carriages add holiday charm (12/11/25)
  • Morning fire destroys shed, garage in Culbertson (12/9/25)
  • School Board considers arts, academics, planning (12/9/25)
  • Tourism Director’s contract rejected (12/9/25)
  • Holiday Traditions (12/5/25)
  • Decision 2026 election preview (12/5/25)
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    McCook bowlers roll through home matches with Ogallala
  • MCC women shave past Gillette for win going into break (12/17/25)
  • Tigers stay unbeaten; Bison girls win again; other scores (12/17/25)
  • Bison boys leaders en route to second at Topside (12/15/25)
  • First loss ends No. 1 Nebraska's national title hopes (12/15/25)
  • McCook girls rout Wray for third at Topside Tourney (12/15/25)
  • Rounding up other Cattle Trail girls' basketball games (12/15/25)
  • Arapahoe wrestlers take second at S.V. Eagles invitational (12/15/25)
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  • Diana Underwood (12/16/25)
    Diana Underwood, a longtime resident of Lexington, passed away Monday morning, December 15, 2025 at Hillcrest Nursing Home in McCook. She was 73 years of age. Cremation was chosen. Burial in Memorial...
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    Gayle Kircher (12/16/25)
    Gayle Lewis Kircher was born October 27, 1929 to Albert and Ola (Elms) Kircher on the family farm in rural Red Willow County, Nebraska. He lived a life characterized by dedication, hard work, and a...
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    Fred Gleason (12/16/25)
    Fred H. Gleason, 75, of Kearney, died December 9, 2025, at C.H.I. Health Good Samaritan Hospital in Kearney. Funeral services will be 10:30 am, December 22, 2025, at Holy Cross Lutheran Church in...
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    Kevin Dunn's 70th birthday (12/12/25)
    Holbrook resident Kevin Dunn will celebrate his 70th birthday on December 27, 2025. He was born in 1955. Cards of congratulations can reach Kevin at 41704 Hwy. 6/34, Holbrook, Neb. 68948
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    Don and Joyce Green 73rd wedding anniversary (12/11/25)
    Don and Joyce Green recently celebrated their 73rd wedding anniversary. They were married on Dec. 10, 1952 at the Presbyterian Church in Danbury, Neb. They were residents of McCook from 1964-1975....
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    Mary Duffield's 90th birthday (12/11/25)
    Mary Alice Duffield, a longtime resident of McCook, will celebrate her 90th birthday on Wednesday, December 24, 2025. She was born on December 24, 1935, in Chappell, Neb. Mary Alice is the mother of...
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    Peggy Poore (12/12/25)
    Peggy Anne Poore, age 93 of McCook, Nebraska went to be with her Lord and Savior Jesus Christ on December 08, 2025 surrounded by beloved family. Peggy was born on a farm north of Traer, KS, on May...
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    Audrey Clark (12/9/25)
    Audrey Ann Larson was born in Palisade, Nebraska, on October 3, 1930. The beloved daughter of Lonnie and Bessie and younger sister to Victor, Audrey grew up swimming, playing baseball, and spending...
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    Jewell Bair (12/9/25)
    Jewell Lee (Judy) Bair passed away at the age of 86 on December 4, 2025, at Hillcrest Nursing Home in McCook, Nebraska. She was a loving wife, mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, and friend. Judy...
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  • Editorial: A holiday tradition meets federal policy (12/16/25)
    Mike O'Dell
    The Cato Institute’s Adam Michel offered some timely holiday reading this week, turning his attention to the 15-cent fee tucked into the cost of every live Christmas tree sold in the United States....
  • Editorial: Krampus and crackers (12/12/25)
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    Once an obscure figure to most Americans, the European holiday character, “Krampus,” has emerged in recent years as a darkly comic symbol of holiday counterculture. Although Krampus feels like a...
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LABORER I - The City of McCook is accepting applications for a full-time Laborer I position at the Transfer Station - Collection Department. Job duties include hauling large refuse items from alleys to the Transfer Station, including brush; repair and replace collection containers; assists with recycling and compost operations; operation of dump and sanitation trucks; maintenance of buildings, equipment, and grounds; minor vehicle repair; and other duties as required. A high school diploma or...
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