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From June 1901 Mrs. E.E.

From June 1971 N.J. Crouse recently purchased the W.H.

80 Years Ago Majorie Harris, Cheney High School senior, was one of the students who received honorable mention on their essays entered in the Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary contest. 70 Years Ago A Cheney businesswoman, Mrs.

7 Years Ago A Campus High School graduate has been named KSN's new chief meteorologist, filling the position of Dave Freeman, her high school mentor.

If gardeners are crying about their onions right now, it’s not because they’re slicing them in their kitchen. But they may soon.

TSnews Combines could be rolling soon in southern Kansas, as the 2024 wheat harvest is getting closer. Roughly 30 days ago, many people thought harvest would be underway by Memorial Day – although they did not expect there would be much to harvest.

TSnews GODDARD – The new R-cut project on U.S. Highway 54 in Goddard is nearing completion, and many drivers are wondering exactly how to navigate the redesigned roadway.

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TSnews GODDARD – The rules for long-term camping are changing at Lake Afton Starting on June 21, campers at Lake Afton will be limited to a maximum of 56 days per year at the Sedgwick County-owned park. They can stay only for 14 consecutive days, and then must leave for a minimum of five days.

TSnews HAYSVILLE – Chamber members in Haysville took a big first step last week as they set their sights on developing a strategic plan for the community's Chamber of Commerce.