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Body From December 1966 Ray Renner, who has been operating his business from his farm east of Conway Springs merchandising Roper water conditioners, has opened an office in Salina under the name of Roper Engineering Co.

Body 9 Years Ago A rainy summer was rough on construction schedules for the new Haysville Activity Center, but a dry end of the year has staff looking forward to an anticipated opening in April 2017.

Body CLEARWATER – The Clearwater City Council on Tuesday, Dec. 9, approved a financing plan for sports complex upgrades that would add new batting cages and pitching lanes, with the recreation commission covering the upfront cost and the city repaying its share over three years.

Body Oatville Elementary School principal Dawn Blue spent many years as a music educator with the Haysville district before making the climb into administration – and that hard work now has received some well-earned recognition.

Body HAYSVILLE – The Friends of the Haysville Library board of directors is hosting a Christmas open house on Friday. The event is open to the public and will run 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the Haysville Community Library’s Community Room.

Body CONWAY SPRINGS – The cast has been announced for the next Conway Springs Community Theatre production. “My Phone Valentine,” written by Brian Sylvia, will be the group's winter dinner show.

Body GODDARD – The Goddard City Council held a joint meeting Monday with the Planning Commission to hear proposals from four companies interested in helping the city prepare its next comprehensive plan. The current plan expires at the end of the year.

Body CLEARWATER – On Nov. 6, Clearwater FCCLA (Family, Career and Community Leaders of America) hosted a hands-on Future Finance event for the sophomore class.

Body Argonia Friday USD 359 Argonia early dismissal. Monday Christmas break begins, USD 359 Argonia.

Body CHENEY – Cheney Chamber of Commerce's biggest event of the year, Come home for Christmas, was a big success again this year. “Come Home for Christmas was really good this year,” said Chamber president Jami Viner.