Wednesday Jul 16 | McCook Daily Gazette
I mentioned the other day that I got my first ride on a tractor, and it's happened again... another first ride but this time in a combine.
Incumbent deadline Tuesday; some slots open
Non-incumbents still have time to file for several vacancies in election races that will be decided in the 2008 General Election.
Two arraigned on school vandalism, break-in
Two area men were arraigned in Red Willow County District court Monday, in connection with the April break-in and vandalism of schools in Indianola, Bartley and Culbertson.
Two charged with school burglaries
Two men have been charged with felony burglary charges in connection to burglaries at schools in Bartley, Indianola and Culbertson in April.
County seeks bids for armor coating
Red Willow County commissioners will seek bids from contractors to armor coat 10 1/2-11 miles of county roads.
Oil prices force county to cut back armor coating projects
Skyrocketing oil prices are affecting the price of armor coating road projects in Red Willow County.
USA - Medical treatment via water supply not city's responsibility
Medical treatment via water supply not city's responsibility Friday, April 18, 2008 Nebraska lawmakers overrode Gov. via UK Against Fluoridation
We took our first Sunday drive since the weather was so cooperative, and we're finding that there is something interesting just about everywhere we go in Nebraska. via McCook Daily Gazette
Volunteers battle early-morning fires
Cambridge, Holbrook and Arapahoe firefighters have had very little sleep the past two nights, fighting fires in the early-morning hours Wednesday and today. via McCook Daily Gazette
Red Willow County commissioners reappointed their leader to his eighth year as chairman. via McCook Daily Gazette
Home for Christmas -- Marine involved in humanitarian work in Iraq
“We'll probably end up back in Iraq in April”
Kevin Dunn, left, of Bartley and Becky Dunn of Indianola, flank their son, Pfc. William Dunn, holding the Dec. via McCook Daily Gazette
County deals for two 'new' front-end loaders
“Going from bigger to smaller, you may lose some brute size”
Red Willow County commissioners traded off two old front-end loaders and purchased two used loaders during their weekly meeting Monday morning. via McCook Daily Gazette