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Cheney Chamber discusses upcoming projects

CHENEY – It’s a busy time of the year for the Cheney Chamber of Commerce. At their meeting last week, Chamber members discussed three upcoming projects for the group – the annual soup/chili cook-off, a new banner project for veterans, and another annual project, Come Home for Christmas.

Argosy Files

From 1951 Harold Harper, Jr., was severely burned when a container of gasoline that he was using accidentally ignited–burning his arms and legs. Harper sustained second-degree burns after he was reportedly using the gasoline to clean tractor spark plugs when it somehow ignited.

Star Files

From October 1903 Ben Wiley and Miss Mamie Halsey were united in marriage at the home of the bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Police Reports

Oct. 9: Assisted Fire/EMS, 700 block N. Lincoln; Suspicious activity report, Fifth & Main; Assisted Outside Agency, police department x2; Suspicious activity, 200 block N. Main; Outside agency assist with a injury vehicle accident, 391st St.

Hot rod club unveils fallen deputy's restored car

The completed labor of love, community, and memorial four years in the making was shared last Saturday. The GR-RRR8’R Wichita GTO Club unveiled the completely restored 1966 Pontiac GTO in a private event attended by major sponsors and the family of Robert Kunze.
Hot rod club unveils fallen deputy's restored car

Protecting your pets after you’re gone

Savvy Senior Dear Savvy Senior, What is the best way to ensure my pets are taken care of after I’m gone? I have two dogs and a cat that are my four-legged family, and I want to make sure they’ll be well taken care of after I die. Solo Senior Dear Solo, It’s a great question.
Protecting your pets after you’re gone

Cross Country

Both the Cheney boys and girls earned high marks at the Central Plains League Championship last Thursday. The girls earned first place as a team, while dominating the top 10 individually from places fourth to ninth.

Haysville Fall Fest returns

HAYSVILLE - Haysville Fall Festival returns for its 39th year in Riggs Park beginning Friday, and will run through Sunday. This year’s theme is Falln’ into Fun.
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