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From June 1948 Men completing the shingling of the Jordan school house south of Milan last week included Robert Crites, Irwin Garber, Pete, and Will Crites. Master Sgt.

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VIOLA – Eugene Stumblingbear, 44, of Attica, died in a crash near Viola last Friday. The accident happened on K-42 Highway at 279th Street West, in Sedgwick County near the Sumner County Line, when a semi and a passenger vehicle collided.

GODDARD – Shanda Busby, a sixth grade teacher at Goddard's Challenger Intermediate School, has been named as one of the District 4 Kansas Teacher of the Year (KOTY) semifinalists. Busby was one of six teachers in District 4 to earn the honor.

TSnews HAYSVILLE — Keever-Wire Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 6957 recently presented Master Police Officer Jaime Romero with the Police Officer of the Year award.

TSnews CLEARWATER — The Clearwater archery team, coached by Mindi Blokzyl, recenlty had four students qualify for nationals. Two of them went on to compete at nationals, getting personal best scores.

Staff report TSnews CHENEY – A downtown Cheney business is getting a new name and a new owner. Voss Creative, which was started and owned by Lisa Voss, will soon be known as Wild Palette Studios and will be owned by Shannon Massey.

Brianna Barnes TSnews HAYSVILLE – This summer, USD 261 is offering free meals for students and the community, along with other summer programs. The meals have been offered for more than 30 years.

Argonia Avenue of Flags and memorial service 10 a.m. at Argonia Cemetery.

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