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The McCook Daily Gazette has been serving McCook and the Golden Plains of southwest Nebraska and northwest Kansas since 1911. First known as the Red Willow County Gazette, the newspaper started as a weekly and evolved into a semi-weekly and tri-weekly publication before becoming a daily in 1924. The Gazette has more than 50 full and part-time employees and more than 100 newspaper carriers, who deliver the daily newspaper in nearly 30 towns in southwest Nebraska and northwest Kansas. The newspaper has an afternoon edition, which is published Monday through Friday, and a morning edition that is published on Saturdays. McCook Daily Gazette is headquartered in McCook, Neb.

The Sheridan Sentinel is the largest and oldest newspaper in Sheridan County, KS. The Kenoxie Archives & Museum is the history of the county through its newspapers, containing the entire archives since 1884.

High Plains News South is a dedicated publisher serving northwest Kansas, offering a range of quality newspapers in communities such as Bird City, Colby, Goodland, Oberlin, Norton, Atwood, and Saint Francis. The company is recognized for its journalistic excellence, having received numerous awards including the Burton Marvin Award and the Victor Murdock Award from the Kansas Press Association. With a portfolio of five weekly newspapers and two semi-weekly publications, High Plains News South continues to uphold outstanding standards in reporting, layout, and photography. Their commitment to community service and editorial excellence has earned them accolades at both state and national levels. Generated from the website