McCook Daily Gazette

The McCook Daily Gazette is a newspaper located in McCook, a city in the southwestern area of Nebraska, part of the Great Plains in the U.S. It caters to readers in southwestern Nebraska and northwestern Kansas. This publication is released five days a week, from Monday to Friday afternoons. As of 2011, it had a circulation of 4,564 copies.

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High School Sports: All the girls track-field leaders entering Nebraska state (5/19/25) | McCook Gazette

1 month ago | mccookgazette.com

100 meters 7. Lacyn Keller, McCook, 12.87 100-hurdles 8. Paige Owens, Chase County, 17.43 200 meters 3. Riley Rusher, Chase County, 25.53 4. JoLie Farr, Cambridge, 25.59 5. Abigael Spargo, Dun. Co.-Stratton, 25.74 8. (tie) Lacyn Keller, McCook, 27.0...
High School Sports: Region track-field leaders out of Easter break (4/21/25) | McCook Gazette

2 months ago | mccookgazette.com

The Gazette-area top eight girls' performances in every track and field event his season, according to athletic.net. 100 meters 100-hurdles 200 meters 300-hurdles 400 meters 800 meters 1600 meters 3200 meters TOP FIVE relays 400-relay 1600-relay 3200-relay...
High School Sports: Indianola man breaks Nebraska record, wins state power lift again (2/5/25) | McCook Gazette

Feb 10, 2025 | mccookgazette.com
Happy Thanksgiving, Nebraska

Nov 27, 2024 | mccookgazette.com | Pete Ricketts

This Thanksgiving is a perfect moment to reflect on the many blessings we have as Nebraskans and as Americans. Our nation has its challenges, but there is so much we can be thankful for. As I travel across our great state, I meet with neighbors in towns large and small. Ive been reminded again and again of the strength, decency, and character of the people here in Nebraska. So let us pause, give thanks, and remember what makes our state and country truly special.
UNK grad David Almanza builds a rewarding career in construction management

Nov 19, 2024 | mccookgazette.com | Tyler Ellyson

UNK grad David Almanza builds a rewarding career in construction managementBy TYLER ELLYSONUNK CommunicationsKEARNEY David Almanza proudly displays a Loper head on the side of his hard hat. Not only is he a University of Nebraska at Kearney graduate, but hes also helping shape the schools future. A project manager with MCL Construction, Almanza worked on the $25 million renovation of Calvin T. Ryan Library and hes part of the team building the $95 million Rural Health Education Building on campus.
Week Three Friday Night Lights Football Heroes

Sep 17, 2024 | mccookgazette.com | Bobby Mills

*Kip Brigham-Wahoo - The 5-10, 175 pound junior continues to pull off remarkable feats on the gridiron week after week and this puppy may top them all. In Wahoos 66-24 win over Aurora, Brigham rushed for 342 yards and 7 touchdowns on just 13 carries (26.31/carry). He also caught one pass which resulted in a 32 yard TD. Brighams 8 touchdowns in a single game is a new Class C-1 record. NOW, heres the crazy statline. Aurora actually led this game 14-7 at the end of the 1st quarter.
Suicide prevention campaigns save lives with drug education

Sep 17, 2024 | mccookgazette.com | Marcel Gemme

September is National Suicide Prevention Month. During this month, prevention organizations, survivors, mental health advocates, and community members unite to promote suicide prevention and awareness. One important aspect of suicide prevention is recognizing the connection between substance use and suicide. Drug addiction prevention campaigns are always working hand-in-hand with suicide prevention campaigns in local communities.
Why is a farm program essential?

Aug 16, 2024 | mccookgazette.com | Eric Allen

Why is a farm program essential? Eric B. AllenHutchison, Kan. In our commodity market for every winner there is a loser and price discovery is mostly set by supply and demand factors which helps to determine the daily price. When prices are higher that usually means it's assumed there is or to be a shortage of supply or increase in demand and when prices are lower that suggests that perhaps the supply is plentiful and demand is lower.
Local News: Site near Wauneta one of 16 considered for new advanced nuclear plants (8/9/24) | McCook Gazette

Aug 9, 2024 | mccookgazette.com

LINCOLN, Neb. -- A site near Wauneta is one of 16 places the Nebraska Public Power District is considering for new advanced nuclear reactors across the state. NPPD has entered Phase 2 of the study, funded by a $1 million allocation from the Nebraska Legislature in 2022, overseen by the Nebraska Department of Economic Development and conducted by NPPD, which operates the Cooper Nuclear Station near Brownville--the state's sole remaining nuclear power facility...
A 90-point ride tops the 95th 'Kansas Biggest Rodeo'

Aug 8, 2024 | mccookgazette.com | Ruth Nicolaus

PHILLIPSBURG, Kan. For the first time in his rodeo career, Roper Kiesner scored 90 points. And he did it at Kansas Biggest Rodeo Saturday night o win the saddle bronc riding. The Ripley, Okla., man hasnt been having the best of luck on the rodeo trail. The last two weeks I havent been able to stay on a pony, he joked. Ive been really struggling. Ive had a string of bad draws, but Ive had some good ones in there and I didnt take advantage of them.