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Red Sea Crossing performs today
(Local News ~ 12/22/23)
Red Sea Crossing, the Wonch family musical group will be performing a variety of Christmas Music at The Scoop Ice Cream, 305 West 10th in McCook today, Friday, Dec. 22 from 3 to 8 p.m. They are, front from left, Anni (14), Ian (11), and Malakai (9); back, Ilias(16), Adam, Melani, and Isaac(17)...
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Farm Credit Associations announce collaboration across eight states
(State News ~ 12/22/23)
In a groundbreaking move, AgCountry Farm Credit Services (AgCountry), Frontier Farm Credit, and Farm Credit Services of America (FCSAmerica) have joined forces through a collaboration agreement, gaining approval from their respective Boards of Directors. This collaborative effort, set to take effect no earlier than April 1, 2024, is aimed at enhancing services for farmers, ranchers, and agribusinesses across Iowa, Kansas, Minnesota, Nebraska, North Dakota, South Dakota, Wisconsin, and Wyoming...
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Motor fuel tax rate to inch upward in 2024
(State News ~ 12/22/23)
LINCOLN, Neb. — The Nebraska motor fuels tax rate is set to experience a marginal increase from 29.0 to 29.1 cents per gallon for the first half of 2024, effective January 1 through June 30. This adjustment comprises wholesale, variable, and fixed rates, with alterations observed in the wholesale and variable components...
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Red Devils and 'Rider girls reach top seven at Cambridge
(High School Sports ~ 12/22/23)
CAMBRIDGE, Neb. — The Southwest Roughriders placed seventh and Decatur Community (Kan.) Red Devils took sixth among 17 Cambridge Girls Tournament teams competing on Saturday. A rundown of the top performers from those two area lineups: Southwest 135...
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Latest and best from bowling in McCook
(High School Sports ~ 12/22/23)
Tyler Kennedy keeps a narrow season lead over Jerron Ruzicka for season-high average while The Krips and Fullmomentum remain Men’s League team leaders.... Men’s Major The Krips 313.5-193.5 Fullmomentum 300.5-209.5 Stockman’s Fd 289.5-220.5...
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McCook girls power to three pins at Ogallala tri
(High School Sports ~ 12/22/23)
OGALLALA, Neb. — A trio of McCook girls scored pins during Wednesday’s Ogallala Wrestling Triangular. The Bison only feature four wrestlers in their current lineup. They lost a 42-18 dual to Ogalla even though sophomore Peyton Cock stuck Ogallala’s Jalie Barnhill in 32 seconds at 115 pounds...
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Falcons subdue Roughriders; host Panthers prevail
(High School Sports ~ 12/22/23)
HERSHEY, Neb. — Too many Southwest open weights propelled the Hitchcock County Falcons to a 30-27 wrestling dual win Tuesday. Heavyweight Jaden Loghry scored the one Falcon mat win when he pinned Southwest’s Kade Shaffert in :44. The Roughriders countered with three pins and senior Mitchel Stritt’s 10-4 win over Dylan Kollmorgen at 126...
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May-Hay hoops teams sweep titles, Raiders and Devils fall
(High School Sports ~ 12/22/23)
PAXTON, Neb. — Maywood-Hayes Center takes a 17-1 combined record into the Christmas break following their sweep of Thursday’s Paxton Holiday Tourney finals. The May-Hay girls are now 9-0 while dealing only a second loss to those Paxton girls, 46-32...
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Big pins from new Bison lead dual domination at Ogallala
(High School Sports ~ 12/22/23)
OGALLALA, Neb. — Wait one minute was a phrase not even needed when McCook’s Jacob Luke stepped on the mat Wednesday afternoon. Luke pinned both his opponents in 52 and 48 seconds while McCook dismantled two rival wrestling teams at the Ogallala Triangular...
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Tradition of ornaments honoring loved ones continues at Memorial Park Cemetery
(Local News ~ 12/22/23)
McCOOK Neb. - Nancy and Jerry Renard have turned their tragedy into a heartwarming tradition that brings solace to others. 23 years ago, on December 29, the Renards lost their beloved son Greg. In the following year, with permission from the city, they began hanging an ornament on a pine tree at the Memorial Park Cemetery on West J Street as a tribute to Greg...
- Cue that trip to Vegas: McCook couple wins 9-ball tournament (High School Sports ~ 12/22/23)
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Surveying Identities: Liberty vs. Social Reform
(Column ~ 12/22/23)
Over the past few years, I have followed the storyline of our national gender dysphoria with a combination of dismay and amusement. The left’s reshaping of our culture to fix a problem that most of us didn’t know we had is only slightly more absurd than the hysterical fulminations of the right...
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