Easter egg hunts set for Saturday
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More community Easter egg hunts are happening this Saturday. Here is a look at what is being planned.
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Garden Plain swimming pool on target for July debut
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TSnews GARDEN PLAIN – Progress on the construction of Garden Plain’s first-ever municipal pool is moving right along and is on target for a summer opening. “Overall, construction is going great,” Garden Plain city administrator Kelly McElroy said.
Former corrections officer arrested
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Staff report TSnews GODDARD – The Sedgwick Count Sheriff ’s Office has arrested a former Sedgwick County Department of Corrections employee.
USD 356 Conway Springs BOE Minutes
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Editor's note: Following are the unofficial minutes from the Feb. 9 meeting of the USD 356 Conway Springs Board of Education. The minutes will be adopted at the March regular meeting, and are subject to change prior to adoption.
Data center proposed for Wellington
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A data center has been proposed for Wellington in Sumner County, according to the Wellington Daily News. A presentation by Cormor and Data Shelter was given to the Wellington City Council.
Police Reports
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Cheney Police Report March 9: Business check, 300 block S. Main; House watch follow up in the City; Business check, 400 block N.
Learn about H2A on the farm
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The Kansas Rural Center is hosting an online information session about how the federal H-2A program can help with labor. Three Kansas farmers will share their experiences of using H-2A labor as part of their operations.
Healthy farmers start with a checkup
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Extension From early mornings feeding livestock to long days in the field, farmers and ranchers spend much of their time caring for crops, animals and equipment.
Goddard among waste tire grant winners
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GODDARD – The City of Goddard is one of 32 cities, schools and school districts to be awarded waste tire product grants from the Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE). Goddard will receive two grants totaling $21,200.
Wheatland members to vote for trustees by mail
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Members of Wheatland Electric Cooperative, Inc., will receive ballots by mail in late March to vote for trustees for the third time in cooperative history.