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GODDARD – The newly renovated Goddard Community Center was re-opened to the public on Monday evening with an open house and a Goddard Chamber of Commerce ribbon cutting. The center had been closed since August to allow for a remodel of the interior.

HAYSVILLE – The final tally is in for the 2024 Swim To A Wish. The participating schools raised $35,250, beating their $30,000 goal by 17.5 percent.

CONWAY SPRINGS – Summer driver's education sign-up in Conway Springs will begin on Monday, March 18, and close at the end of the day Friday, March 28. The cost to enroll is $125, which must be paid at the time of signing up.

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TSnews GODDARD – During its meeting Monday, the Goddard City Council turned down a request from the developer of the Trails End addition to build more duplexes, and fewer singer family homes, in the development. Trails End is located on the northeast corner of 215th Street West and Pawnee.

TSnews ARGONIA – The annual Argonia Days celebration will make a return in May. That information was shared Monday night during the Argonia City Council meeting.

TSnews CLEARWATER – During its meeting Feb. 27, the Clearwater City Council engaged in two discussions that drew interest and engagement from citizens.

Members of the Cheney Chamber of Commerce held three ribbon cuttings last week for local businesses that have changed ownership or added to their business. New owners include Dr. Kara Gerber, who now owns Cheney Family Dental (formerly Twietmeyer Family Dentistry), and Gene Francis and Associates (formerly Farm and Home Realty). At Body Forge, Dr. Hope Cramer has expanded services with Cheney Physical Therapy and Sports Performance.

6 Years Ago For the first time, the Haysville Saddle Club will present a PRCA-sanctioned, professional rodeo. The rodeo is scheduled for May 4 and 5, and more than 3,000 people have already used Facebook to express an interest in attending.

From March 1971 Four Conway Springs High School students have been selected as Outstanding Teenagers of America for 1971, according to Principal Otis LoVette. Selection for the Outstanding Teenagers awards program automatically qualifies these students for further state and national scholarships and honors.