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Grocer celebrates with Frankmobile and more

Body TSnews CONWAY SPRINGS – At one point midday Saturday, more than 50 people stood in line in the Hired Man’s Grocery & Grill parking lot, waiting to win a prize from the visiting Frankfurters who drive one of the Frankmobiles – formerly known as the Wienermobiles – around the...
Jenny Osner, co-owner of Hired Man’s Grocery & Grill, visits with customers during Saturday’s 15th anniversary celebration. Store employees and volunteers, including Mary Hoisington of Wheatland Electric, help prepare the free hot dogs that were served.

Mayor clarifies Clearwater sales tax vote

Body TSnews CLEARWATER – As reported in last week’s newspaper, voters residing in the City of Clearwater will have their say on a possible 1 percent sales tax at the end of August. This will be a special election, unrelated to next week’s primary election.

Tomato cracking: Is it preventable?

Body Home gardeners face the problem of tomato cracking, or hard cracks on the upper part of the fruit, usually spanning from or around the stem. While the cracks do not necessarily ruin the tomato, they are unsightly, said Kansas State University horticulture expert Ward Upham.

Theater ready for 'First Attempt at Murder'

Body CONWAY SPRINGS – The Conway Springs Community Theatre will stage its summer show this Saturday and Sunday. The group will present “The Marquis Crossing Ladies Society's First Attempt at Murder.” You think it's easy to write a murder?
Cast members of “The Marquis Crossing Ladies Society's First Attempt at Murder” rehearse a scene for this weekend's shows. Performances will be Saturday evening and Sunday afternoon. Contributed photo

A baker’s dozen compete for Cheney BOE

Body There will be one local race during next week’s primary election, the race for the USD 268 Cheney Board of Education. There are 13 candidates in the race for four seats, which is the minimum needed to trigger a primary election.
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Cheney Chamber working on project to honor veterans

Body CHENEY – Members of the Cheney Chamber of Commerce are working to put the finishing touches on a project to honor local veterans. At their meeting last week, members reviewed the final options for putting out veteran banners in the community.
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