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The beauty of freshly fallen snow is undeniable. Such beauty compels millions of people across the globe to ski and snowboard each winter, while millions more enjoy simply looking out their windows at snow-covered landscapes.

HAYSVILLE – The city of Haysville prides itself on its staff and several members of that staff were honored for their years of service at Monday’s city council meeting. Sixteen employees who have provided a combined 175 years of service to the city were honored.

Foundation says Goddard school district ended unconstitutional practice after receiving letter A south-central Kansas public school choir teacher taught middle school students Christian worship songs centering around loving Jesus, such as “Praise His Holy Name,” and made students listen to Bible...

GARDEN PLAIN – During its meeting Dec. 6, the Garden Plain City Council approved up to $18,000 worth of improvements in Ternes Park.

Savvy Senior Dear Savvy Senior, What can you tell me about seasonal affective disorder? I’ve always disliked winter, but since I retired and am home a lot more, the gray, cold winter months make me feel really blue.

7 Years Ago Haysville's 79th Street Park has a new name. On Monday evening, members of the Haysville City Council approved a proposal by the city's park board to name the park the “Randal L.

From December 1952 CSHS second six weeks examination exemption list from all subjects: Joseph Becker, Gail Clum, Mary Elaine Cordes, Dalice Shinn, Keith Small, Sue Welch.

130 Years Ago Have your job printing done at The Cheney Herald, published Thursday, subscription of $1.00 per year. Do your Christmas shopping early at L.D.

To start its Christmas party, the Conway Springs 4-H Club gathered at Spring View Manor on Dec. 2, where they decorated outside with the wooden trees they made previously at a project night, candy canes, and other decorations.

CHENEY – The students at Cheney Middle School are the Kansas champions of the statewide vocabular bowl for the fall 2023 season. Principal Ron Orsak explained that all 176 students in the building, covering grades 6-8, participated in the online competition.