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Body WELLIGNTON – In just a few weeks, volunteer individuals, families, clubs and groups will come together to help a child improve their childhood by provide a bed for them to sleep in.

Goddard Hub to celebrate opening

Body GODDARD – The Goddard Welcome and Resource Hub will celebrate its grand opening from 11 to 1 p.m. this Saturday, with a ribbon cutting at 11:30 a.m.

Friendship Meals

Body Following are next week’s menus for Friendship Meals and Meals on Wheels. The recommended cost is $5 per meal, if you are able to pay.

Haysville Memories

Body 9 Years Ago Rural Haysville resident Donna Tibbits was a lead organizer of the Cushman Club of America’s national meet, held at the Kansas State Fairgrounds in Hutchinson from June 11 to 16. Cushmans are motor scooters that were manufactured in the U.S.

Rohling heads to NYC to chase dream

Body 110 Years Ago Miss Mable Jennings has accepted the position of German and Science teacher in the Goddard Schools. 90 Years Ago Carpenters began Wednesday morning wrecking one of the first buildings used in Cheney for storage of wheat.

Clearwater City Council reviews county fire proposal

Body CLEARWATER – The Clearwater City Council spent most of its June 9 meeting weighing how the city will respond to Sedgwick County Fire District 1’s decision to cancel its mutual- and automatic-aid agreements with the city, a move that leaves Clearwater’s volunteer department...

Cheney approves funds for clubhouse redesign

Body The City of Cheney and Cherry Oaks Golf Course are moving forward with design stages for a redesigned clubhouse. Cheney City Council members on June 10 approved hiring Gravity Works Architecture for $12,500 to create a clubhouse improvement concept.

High storm winds cause damage

Body A severe thunderstorm moved through south-central Kansas on Saturday night, causing significant damage in several places. On the Dalbom Dairy Farm just outside Viola, half of the roof on an equipment barn was torn off.
A downed tree rests on a home south of Garden Plain. It was among the most severe damage reported in the area. Travis Mounts/TSnews

Riders descend upon Conway Springs

Body CONWAY SPRINGS – Biking Across Kansas came to Conway Springs last week on Tuesday evening, as hundreds of bicyclists made the city their home for one night. They were welcomed with open arms, as the community put together a big event at Central Park.
Laura and Johann Reimer play cornhole with their children, Anika and Luka, during the Biking Across Kansas party in Conway Springs’ Central Park. Hundreds of riders spent the night in the city last week on Tuesday Travis Mounts/TSnews
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