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Goddard hires new city administrator

TSnews The City of Goddard has announced that Craig Crossette will be the next city administrator of Goddard following a unanimous vote by the city council at last week’s council meeting. Crossette is currently the city manager of Sterling, where he has worked for the past four years.
Craig Crossette, Goddard’s former assistant city administrator, is coming back as the new city administrator. Contributed photo

New mural taking shape

Cheney’s latest community art project is going up on the side of Farm Supply TSnews Local Cheney artist Kelly Caswell is working on painting a new mural on the north side of the Farm Supply. The mural is 11-foot by 40-foot, not on the small side.
Kelly Caswell works on Cheney’s newest mural, which is located on the north side of Farm Supply. She paints early in the morning to beat the heat. Travis Mounts/TSnews

Voters say ‘yes’ on Clearwater sales tax

TSnews City of Clearwater voters overwhelmingly approved a 1-percent sales tax during Tuesday’s special election. Unofficial results show that the measure passed 75 percent to 25 percent, with 191 “yes” votes and 65 “no” votes.

CSHS welcomes students

On behalf of the teachers and staff at Conway Springs High School, I would like to welcome each student back for the 2023-2024 school year. I hope students were able to enjoy their time off these past few months.

Welcome back CSMS students!

Ready or not, the 2023-2024 school year is almost here. The building is ready to go for the first day of school which will be Thursday, Aug.

KTE prepares for new year

Kyle Trueblood and USD 356 students will begin the 2023-2024 school year on Thursday, August 24. We are looking forward to a great year full of learning and fun!

From the superintendent's desk

I would like to welcome everyone to the new school year. This is always a very exciting time as students head back to school. Our staff has been working hard this summer, preparing for another successful year here in Conway Springs.

Non-certified USD 356 employees

Administrative assistants: Julie Vancuren, elementary school, and Board Treasurer; Vicki K May, middle school; Daphne Kennard, high school; Shelly Lackey, registrar high school.
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