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Cheney High joins ‘SAFE’ program

1 year ago By News Staff

Body Cheney High School has announced it has joined Seatbelts Are For Everyone (SAFE) for the 2024-25 school year. SAFE (Seatbelts Are For Everyone) is a free, student-led program for high school students focusing on peer-topeer promotion of traffic safety.

Goddard road project to begin

1 year ago By News Staff

Body GODDARD – In conjunction with the State of Kansas Department of Transportation Highway US-54/400 access management, construction on the 183rd Street Intersection Improvement project is anticipated to begin on Monday.

Climate and drought update

1 year ago By News Staff

Body WICHITA – This week began with bitter cold and fresh snow, but December was warmer than average according to the National Weather Service in Wichita.

A taste of winter

1 year ago By News Staff

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Taking the oath

1 year ago By News Staff

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District Attorney warns of Amazon scam

1 year ago By News Staff

Body A Wichita man in his mid-70s recently fell victim to a scam that cost him $15,000, according to the office of Sedgwick County District Attorney Marc Bennett. Last summer, the man received a call from someone who claimed to be with Amazon.

Dam Jam departing for Winfield

1 year ago By News Staff

Body GODDARD – The Dam Jam Music Festival won’t be in Goddard this summer. The festival announced on Monday that it is moving to the Winfield Fairgrounds and will hold the festival one week earlier on the calendar, on July 18-19.

Jo Dee Messina performs at the Dam Jam Music Festival in Goddard last summer. After a year at Lake Afton and then a year in Goddard, the music festival is moving to Winfield. Stephanie McKennon/TSnews

KS lawmakers to debate property taxes

1 year ago By Daniel Caudill

Body Property tax cuts and access to care for young, transgender people are likely to be top issues in the Kansas Statehouse this year. Top Kansas Republicans said they’ll look at amending the state constitution to put a cap on appraised values used to determine property taxes.