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Body Savvy Senior Dear Savvy Senior, Is there a rule of thumb on how long someone should keep their old financial paperwork? I have file cabinets full of old receipts, bank and brokerage statements, tax returns and more that I would like to toss.

Body When I was a teacher, I often said that I wished I could have a day or so to audit my colleagues’ classes, just to get a feel for their style and methods. I had a bucket list of people I would have loved to sit in on to learn some tricks of the trade.

Body GODDARD – Paying a special visit to Rolling Hills Country Club, the Goddard Chamber of Commerce ended its year with a luncheon and speaker. Regina Miller is business consultant and owner of an early education center in Wichita, and works as a motivational speaker.

Body Byron and Heidi Wells of Sedgwick County are one of Kansas Farm Bureau’s (KFB) Farm Family of the Year honorees. Each year, a select number of families receive the Farm Family of the Year award for their service and leadership in agriculture, Farm Bureau and their communities.

Body Arkansas Tech University students Emily Stolp and Hannah Cherb have earned 2025 Arkansas Division of Higher Education (ADHE) Student Undergraduate Research Fellowship (SURF) grants to help fund their continued study of specialized topics.

Body 7 Years Ago On Monday, Dec. 18, Wichita State University and USD 261 Haysville entered an agreement for WSU to lease the former home of Haysville High School.

Body Editor’s note: TSnews is publishing a series of holiday stories in November and December, presenting ideas on how to have simpler, healthier and happier holidays. Revelry and New Year’s Eve tend to go hand in hand.

Body Christmas trees bring Christmas glee, but they can bring even more than that once the holiday season is past, says Kansas State University horticulture expert Cynthia Domenghini.

Body Argonia Thursday, Jan. 2 USD 359 classes resume.

Body The Kansas Department of Health and the Environment estimates that more than 240,000 Kansans have Type II diabetes, a form of the disease in which the body does produce enough insulin – or doesn’t use insulin properly – resulting in high blood sugar levels.