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Forum to feature Goddard BOE candidates

Staff report TSnews GODDARD – A forum next week will give members of the public an opportunity to meet the 12 candidates who are running for four seats on the USD 265 Goddard Board of Education. The forum will run from 6:30 to 8 p.m.

Voter registration deadline is approaching

TSnews The deadline for Sedgwick and Sumner County residents to register to vote in city and school elections is next Tuesday. In Sedgwick County, early voting in person will be available at the Sedgwick County Election Office during regular business- hours Monday through Friday, 8 a.m.

Museum presents Floyd’s Fall Fest

TSnews CHENEY - Souders Historical Farm Museum is hosting Floyd’s Fall Fest this Sunday as a way to reinvigorate public interest in the museum. Souders Museum was started by Floyd and Norma Souders, and depicts what life was like in Cheney and rural Kansas in the late 1880s and early 1900s.
Sarah Miller, right, of the Souders Farm Historical Museum visits with Bri Smith of KSN TV Channel 3, during a recent taping for a segment on “Good Day Kansas.” The segment aired on Wednesday of this week. The museum will host Floyd’s Fall Fest on Sunday. Travis Mounts/TSnews

Voting underway for fat bear week

Staff report TSnews You can help choose the fattest bear of the year. Each year, members of the public are asked to vote in Fat Bear Week, which started on Wednesday and continues through Oct.

Starbucks open in Goddard Galleria

TSnews GODDARD – A new Starbucks coffee store has opened in the Goddard Galleria on Kellogg Drive near 183rd Street West. The Goddard Galleria development also includes Braum’s, Dairy Queen, and the Murphy Express gas station, and is near the Genesis Sports Complex.
Starbucks is now open in Goddard. It is the latest addition to the community’s growing coffee scene. Travis Mounts/TSnews

Argonia City Council tackles short agenda

ARGONIA – The Argonia City Council's to-do list was a short one, as the council held its regular monthly meeting on Monday night. Council members heard a presentation from Larry Claycomb of Black Hills Energy about possibly selling the city's natural gas system.
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