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DA warns of jury duty scam

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There’s a different twist on the age-old jury duty scam, according to the Sedgwick County District Attorney's office. An area resident received a voicemail from someone claiming to be a sheriff sergeant, and the message said to call back right away.

Conway Springs to get bids on street projects

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CONWAY SPRINGS – When it comes to the anticipation of street projects to be completed in this city, the wait is finally over. At their meeting last week, members of the Conway Springs City Council took another step forward as the council agreed to seek bids for major street work on Parallel and Spring streets, as well as streets in the northwest part of town around the football field.

Star Files

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From January 1910 Revival meeting at Methodist church- pastor, Rev. J.L.

Argosy Files

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From May 1912 A special meeting of the Argonia Commercial Club was called again last Monday night to talk further regarding the electric light plant and water works system, which, by the way, has gained much favor with the Argonia people. Several committees were appointed- some for canvassing different parts of the city to ascertain the cost of maintaining a water-works or light plant while others were appointed as corresponding committees for learning thoroughly what the cost would be for the maintenance of either light or water or both.

Goddard City Council scuttles trash talk

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GODDARD – The Goddard city council, after hearing from just 11 residents during a public comment period, voted at its meeting Monday not to pursue a single hauler trash service. The action comes before the city developed a request for proposals or received bids for the service.

CSHS homecoming to take place Friday

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CONWAY SPRINGS – Winter homecoming will take place this Friday at Conway Springs High School as the Cardinals host the Garden Plain Owls. This year’s queen candidates at CSHS are Lacey Kelly, Bailey Kennard, Adaline Pauly and Audrey Warren.
Conway Springs Winter Homecoming will take place this Friday. The queen candidates are, front from left: Audrey Warren, Lacey Kelly, Adaline Pauly and Bailey Kennard. The king candidates are, back from left: Cooper Shobe, Avery May, Levi Mies and Grant Fisher. Contributed photo

Kansas tornadoes double in 2024

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Preliminary results indicate 2024 was a more active year for severe weather in Kansas. Scientists at the Storm Prediction Center in Norman, Oklahoma, are tallying last year’s severe weather reports.
A severe storm releases a bolt of lightning on May 19 over Finney County. Kansas saw more than double the number of tornadoes in 2024 than the previous year, with a preliminary report of 89. A.J. Dome/Kansas Reflector

Studens earn ESU honors

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Emporia State University congratulates the more than 650 undergraduates named to the university honor roll for the fall 2024 semester. To qualify for the university honor roll, students earned a minimum 3.80 semester grade point average in at least 12 graded hours.
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