The county seat of Red Willow County, Nebraska is the city of McCook, which was platted following the extension of the Burlington and Missouri River Railroad to the area in 1882, and named for Alexander McDowell McCook, who was a Brigadier General in the Union Army during the Civil War. George W. Norris, who held seats in the US House of Representatives and Senate from 1903 to 1943, was a resident of McCook, as were four Nebraska governors, including Ralph G. Brooks, Frank B. Morrison, Ben Nelson, and Dave Heineman, each of whom resided in McCook at some period in their lives. McCook is east of Perry and Culbertson, west of Red Willow and Indianola, and south of Maywood.
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Directions and a map showing the location of the auto repair shop in McCook, Nebraska are tendered. Appointments may be scheduled and payments may be made online.
http://www.biekersautobody.com/
The location and rates of the motel in McCook, Nebraska are advanced, with details of its rooms, amenities, and area attractions.
http://www.cedarinn4less.com/
Family owned and operated, the hotel is located at the intersection of Highway 6, 34 and 83, in McCook, Nebraska. An overview of the facilities, including historical photographs, is presented, and contact data is provided.
http://www.thechiefmotel.com/
Historic and demographic information about the city is available on its official website, including meeting agendas and minutes, administrative contacts, and a guide to city services and facilities, local schools, and recreational opportunities, as well as a map of the city.
http://www.cityofmccook.com/
The Young Men’s Christian Association in McCook, Nebraska offers programs for youth and adults. Its location, pool schedules, contacts, and general information about the organization and facilities is provided.
http://www.mccookymca.org/
Situated in McCook, Nebraska, course details, rates, and league information are supplied, its membership policies, a calendar of events, facilities, and amenities are highlighted.
http://www.heritagehillsmccook.com/
Formerly known as the Holiday Inn Express, the Horse Creek Inn is a locally owned and operated hotel in McCook, Nebraska. Its rooms, suites, and services are featured, with photographs, reservation policies, and contacts.
http://www.horsecreekinnmccook.com/
McCook / Red Willow County Tourism offers a guide to the city, with information for those considering moving to the city, or building a business there, as well as contacts for city and county governments, area schools, hospitals, and organizations. A calendar of events is included.
http://www.gotomccook.com/
Organized in 1963, membership in the organization is open to anyone with an interest in art. Its membership policies, meeting schedules, calendar of projects and events, and an artist’s gallery are featured.
http://www.mccookartguild.com/
The site brings attention to baseball programs within the city of McCook, Nebraska, including the McCook Midget Baseball Association, and the McCook Legion Baseball Skills Camp and other Legion programs, the Huskers, MCC Indians, and its travel baseball program.
http://www.mccookbaseball.org/
Contact information, a member directory, and a calendar of events for the non-profit organization are put forward, with a guide to businesses, recreational opportunities, and area attractions, as well as a newsletter.
http://www.aboutmccook.com/
Located on East H Street, the McCook, Nebraska medical facility offers a walk-in urgent care clinic. Its hours of operation, appointment policies, doctors, staff, and employment opportunities.
http://www.mccookclinic.com/
McCook Community College Indian Athletics
The men’s and women’s athletics programs of MCC include baseball, basketball and golf for the men, and basketball, softball and volleyball for the women. Schedules, eligibility information, and an overview of the facilities are included.
http://www.mccindians.com/
McCook Economic Development Corporation
MEDC is a public-private partnership charged with the economic development of the McCook, Nebraska region. Its membership policies, projects, business resources, and contacts are featured, with information about area housing programs.
http://mccookne.org/
The weekly newspaper is published in McCook, Nebraska. Its web edition features news and sports stories, entertainment topics, opinions, photographs, blogs, and contests, with full access by subscription.
http://www.mccookgazette.com/
Offering an curriculum for students in grades nine through twelve, MHS is a campus of McCook Public Schools. Its location, schedules, faculty and staff contacts, and various resources for students are published to the site.
http://www.mccookbison.org/
The McCook, Nebraska service organization focuses on providing services to local youth. Its meeting schedules, officers, and projects are featured.
http://www.mccookoptimistclub.org/
Family owned and operated, the McCook, Nebraska market includes a meat department, deli, and bakery. Its history, location, and hours of operation are included.
http://www.schmicksmarket.com/
With two locations in McCook, Nebraska, Wagner Ford and Toyota is located on West 2nd Street and Wagner Chevrolet Buick is on East B Street. Its inventory of new and used vehicles are searchable online, including special offers and finance policies.
http://drivewagner.com/
