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Government & Public Meetings
Coverage of local government and public decision-making in McCook and Red Willow County, including City Council, County Commissioners, public hearings, votes, agendas, and policy discussions. Articles focus on clear, factual summaries of meetings and actions that impact residents, written in plain language for the community.


City Council Update: Progress on Sports Complex and Community Development
McCOOK Neb. - City Manager Nate Schneider provided a comprehensive update on the developments surrounding the much-anticipated sports complex in McCook at last night’s City Council meeting. Schneider began by sharing exciting news from a recent conversation with Mammoth and the Sports Facility Company, who are set to conduct a feasibility study for the city. This study will analyze data to assess the potential economic impact of the new sports complex on the community, inc
Sports Complex Project Moves Forward with New Developments.
McCook Neb. - nThe McCook City manager provided an encouraging update on the highly anticipated Sports Complex project during a recent council meeting. The manager reported a productive series of discussions over the past few weeks, signaling that the project is progressing more rapidly than initially expected. On January 8, city officials met with college representatives and sports construction firms for the first time, fostering a collaborative dialogue aimed at integratin
City Audit Highlights Growth and Stability
McCOOK Neb. - Marcy Luth with AMGL CPAs and Advisors out of Grand Island presented the Audit report for the fiscal year ending Sept. 30, 2024. The comprehensive audit, conducted by independent auditors, was a critical examination of the city's financial statements, offering valuable insights into its overall financial health. The auditors provided an unmodified opinion, signifying that the financial statements accurately reflect the city’s financial position. This positive o


Gov. Pillen Visit to McCook
During a town hall meeting at The Coppermill Restaurant, Governor Jim Pillen articulated his vision for Nebraska's future, focusing on four crucial priorities for the coming year: supporting children, cutting taxes, bolstering agriculture, and maintaining traditional values. Shortly after recovering from a horse-riding accident, Pillen had the opportunity to meet with President-Elect Donald Trump at Mar-a-Lago, where they enjoyed a three-and-a-half-hour dinner that covered a
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