News

TSnews Last weekend’s winter storm dumped a lot of snow on central and south-central Kansas. The National Weather Service at Dwight D.

Most prognosticators expected previously unbeaten St. Mary’s Colgan to represent the East at State, but the Chargers had other ideas and beat the Panthers 20-13 in last Friday’s other State semifinal.

TSnews ARGONIA - The Argonia Chamber and Pride Organization announced the winners of their Main Street Fall Light Pole Decorating Contest. Citizens and businesses contacted City Hall to receive a designated pole to decorate in the theme of fall.

TSnews The Eisenhower High School Unified Bowling team took seventh place out of 20 teams at State on Nov. 14.

A $4.5 million project to replace the 151st Street West bridge over the Ninnescah River near Clearwater will begin Monday, closing all lanes of traffic on the bridge through the summer of 2024. The 151st Street bridge is 620 feet long and was built in 1955.

TSnews CLEARWATER - Clearwater High School has started a new Future Farmers of America (FFA) student organization. So far, 38 members have joined Clearwater FFA in its inaugural year.

CHENEY - A fundraiser is ongoing for a former Cheney resident and Cheney High School graduate after she suffered an accident in early November. Hallie Sigwing was taken to the hospital for extensive injuries after she fell through an open floor hatch door in the laundry room of the home she shares with her boyfriend, Justin Fowler.

Kansas Farm Bureau (KFB) will celebrate its 105th annual meeting from Dec. 2 to Dec.

HAYSVILLE – A 1-percent sales tax in Haysville that has helped fund street maintenance repairs and park improvements for a decade will end because of one vote. The 1-percent sales tax will sunset at the end of the year after the renewal of the sales tax failed by a single vote, 473 against and 472 in favor.