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HAYSVILLE – Black Eagle Martial Arts in Haysville was recently presented a business matching grant from the City of Haysville. The Economic Development New, Expanding or Relocating Business Lease Matching Grant aims to fill available Haysville buildings for lease and incentivize businesses to lease, relocate, or expand within the city limits and boost the city's economic impact.

GODDARD – As of last week, Third Street by the Goddard Post Office has closed and will remain closed for roughly five to seven more weeks. With the construction, the exit drive out of the post office parking lot has been blocked off, leaving just one way in and out.

TSnews Monday was the coldest day so far this autumn, with a high temperature in the mid-40s. With the colder weather, many drivers likely noticed a warning light that their tire pressure was low, or they saw that their tires look underinflated.

TSnews HAYSVILLE – Members of the Haysville Public Schools Board of Education will soon be starting a search for a new superintendent. Current superintendent Jeff Hersh submitted his retirement at the October meeting.

Master's Transportation, a leading provider of commercial buses and vans, shares that Rita Luukkonen, general counsel, has been recognized by Busline Magazine as a 2025 Woman to Recognize in Busing. Luukkonen, who was reared in Garden Plain, is one of 15 women recognized in the busing industry for her innovative leadership in driving strategic growth, implementing alternative risk solutions, and guiding financial initiatives that have strengthened Master's Transportation's position in the commercial vehicle industry.

TSnews YOUR KITCHEN – There are a number of things that contribute to hosting a successful Thanksgiving dinner. One of those is to make sure your bird doesn’t make your guests ill.

TSnews Darren Martin didn’t start running marathons until he was almost 50, but it has literally taken him all around the globe since then. Martin, a Garden Plain native, did not run his first marathon until his 49th birthday, but the love of running has taken him around the world since then.

In last week’s TSnews, we incorrectly reported the results of the USD 359 Argonia Board of Education election. Three seats were open, with four candidates running.

GODDARD – A jury in Sedgwick County came back with a guilty verdict in the case of a shooting in the Walmart parking lot in Goddard. The shooting last year left Anakin Zehring paralized.

HAYSVILLE – A Wichita man is likely headed to prison in the shooting death of a Haysville resident. James Raymond Standefer, 37, has pleaded guilty to second-degree reckless murder, the Wichita Eagle reported.