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It was with delight that I read Sue Doak's column in Friday's Gazette. She wrote of the "first frame structure in Red Willow County". Ah yes, I knew it well. The Fitches were about our closest neighbors when my family, parents and four siblings moved from Hitchcock County to down in the valley a few miles south of McCook. ...
Your old columnist had to chuckle a bit. Living here in our Independent Living Facility, new rules changed assigned seating for dining to "sit anywhere you desire." Grannie Annie and I decided to sit and visit with new friends during our three meals a day. ...
Lesson learned! It has not been a great idea to try to write a column on the day of my birthday. My cell phone keeps dinging with a happy birthday message on Google Messenger, which I acknowledge and then lose that train of thought. Then Facebook keeps responding with birthday wishes. Grannie Annie sez that I need to admit to 89 years. I am blessed; thank you!...
So today is election day. This old guy is urging you to vote if you haven't done so already. Yes, it is hard to know who to vote for. Unless you do a little research into the candidates, about all one sees is yard signs. Who are they? What have they done in life? Why are they running now?...
It was a meeting of old guys, your old columnist included. Last week, my son Don drove me to visit the Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs. Actually, it was for a mini-reunion of the graduating class of 1959. About thirty of us classmates were present. We were the first ever class to graduate from the brand-new Academy, and only 207 of us made it through those tough (for me) four years. Now, only about a third of us are fortunate to still be enjoying life...
Heat, drought and changing farm practices strain southwest Nebraska ranchers, boost irrigation, and raise questions over new opportunity zones and a quieter McC...
Dick Trail reflects on Oklahoma history, costly legal battles, insurance rates and drought-stricken southwest Nebraska crops during a tour of his childhood coun...
Dick Trail argues that stronger oversight is needed to prevent welfare fraud while protecting aid for people truly in need, citing DOGE’s scrutiny of federal pr...
McCook’s hard water leaves calcium spots on windows and cars, a problem the author links to past decisions on the city’s water source and treatment system.
Dick Trail criticizes government bureaucracy and spending, citing his Air Force experience and questioning McCook’s assistant city manager position.
