News

From April 1924 Here is an ordinance prohibiting chickens running at large in the city, and all persons are hereby notified not to let their chickens loose. Last Friday, a spelling contest was held in the grades, and four people were selected to represent at the contest.

GARDEN PLAIN – This Saturday, the City of Garden Plain will host a groundbreaking and community party for its new pool. The event will be at noon in Garden Plain City Park.

Whether it’s cooking in the home kitchen or in the middle of a parking lot during a fall tailgate party, one triedand- true food safety step can keep you safe. Wash your hands.

It’s not really a coincidence that the Produce for Better Health Foundation recognizes September as National Fruits and Veggies month in the United States. Summer is filled with colorful fruits and vegetables, from strawberries to melons, tomatoes to greens, and many more.

HAYSVILLE – Haysville Parents as Teachers will host a big truck night next Thursday in the Grand Lane parking lot, at 134 N. Stewart Ave.

GODDARD – This Friday’s football game between the Goddard Lions and Eisenhower Tigers will be broadcast locally on cable television. The crosstown rivalry game will be Cox Communications’ YurView game of the week.

TSnews Following a public hearing, the Garden Plain City Council approved a resolution Wednesday, Sept. 3, to exceed the revenue-neutral rate and increase the city’s property tax mill levy from 63 to 64 mills.

TSnews HAYSVILLE – The Haysville City Council approved the city’s budget at its meeting Monday and taxpayers will see a slight reduction in the mill levy in 2026. The levy will be 40.343 mills, down slightly from the 2025 rate of 40.445 mills.

Visitors to the final days of the Kansas State Fair should check the fair's website and social media for parking updates before heading to Hutchinson. Heavy rains on Monday made the majority of the fair's grass lots unusable, at least for Tuesday and Wednesday of this week.

TSnews GODDARD – Approval of the 2026 budget dominated the Sept. 2 Goddard City Council meeting, with nearly two hours spent listening to citizen comments before the council took action.