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CS council gets IT update

TSnews CONWAY SPRINGS – Members of the Conway Springs City Council got an update Oc. 22 on the city's information technology (IT) progress.

KDWP stops selling senior passes

The Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks (KDWP) announced today that it has stopped selling the 10-year combination of hunting and fishing licenses for Kansas residents aged 65 to 74.

CSMS names honor students

Conway Springs Middle School has released its honor rolls for the first nine weeks of the 2024-25 school years. Students are listed by grade, and are broken into the principal's honor roll and honorable mention.

Best CPAP alternatives for sleep apnea

Savvy Senior Dear Savvy Senior, I’ve been diagnosed with sleep apnea and have been trying to use a CPAP device for the past six months but can’t tolerate it. Are there any alternative treatment options you can tell me about?
Best CPAP alternatives for sleep apnea

Haysville Memories

7 Years Ago Every year, the Haysville Police Department presents one officer with the honor of being named Officer of The Year. Officers from the department vote for their co-worker of choice and the winner is recognized at the annual Haysville Fall Festival.

Schoolhouse construction underway

140 Years Ago The lumber for the schoolhouse arrived last Monday. Tuesday it was laid out, and Wednesday the frame was raised, and now the building is nearly enclosed.

Cheney earns 'Can Star' top recognition

Other local districts win awards The Kansas State Department of Education (KSDE) recognized 243 public school districts and eight private systems through the 2024 Kansans Can Star Recognition Program that has been in place since the 2019-20 school year. Kansas Commissioner of Education Dr.

Booklet inspired by Kansas night sky

Humanities Kansas (HK) has announced the release of “Written in the Stars,” a booklet featuring poems and illustrations inspired by the stars of the Kansas night sky. Free copies of “Written in the Stars” are available at locations statewide while supplies last.
The booklet “Written in the Stars,” which was inspired by the night sky in Kansas, is available at numerous locations, including the Haysville Community Library.
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