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TSnews GARDEN PLAIN – The community of Garden Plain is holding its first-ever Fall Fest this Saturday. “This is our first year for this event, so we are starting small with a free concert and street dance with Mountain Deer Revival,” said Kim McCormick, Garden Plain city clerk.

TSnews ARGONIA – The City of Argonia is hosting the sixth annual Argonia Car Show and Street Race on Oct. 7.

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TSnews WICHITA – The Kansas Farm Bureau has named Michael and Amber Speer Farm Family of the Year for 2023. Farm Family of the Year recognizes families who put a lot of themselves into their agriculture operation, while being involved with the Kansas Farm Bureau.

TSnews WELLINGTON – The Clewell family farm of Sumner County was recognized by the Sumner County Farm Bureau as a Sesquicentennial Farm. The family was represented by Don Clewell.

TSnews WICHITA – Meghan Mueseler’s family farm was recognized as a Sesquicenntennial Farm by the Sedgwick County Farm Bureau. Founded by John and Margartet Hubach, the 417 acre farm is located in far northeast Kansas near Powhattan.

TSnews WELLINGTON – If you want something badly enough, you’ll walk there to get it. That was the synopsis of how Robert Mason’s family farm got started more than a century and a half ago.

TSnews It is a family effort for the Armour family farm, and has been for 150 years. Located two miles north of Clonmel at 55th St.

TSnews WELLINGTON – Chance Hayes and Brad Ketcham both know that you can’t strike up a conversation in Sumner County without asking about the weather. And Hayes and Ketcham are usually pretty accurate when it comes to anything dealing with the weather.

TSnews Originally, Orin McAdam was vying for Sesquicentennial Farm. However, and even with digging through the Sedgwick County archives, the oldest record of the McAdam farm is dated April of 1880.