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From September 1925 Mr. and Mrs. Lane have sold their stock, which has for years consisted of the controlling interest in the First National Bank of Conway Springs. The new regime will assume control of the bank on Oct. 1.

7 Years Ago Starting next week, your local newspaper will have a new look. Next Thursday, the Haysville Sun-Times and its sister newspaper, The Times-Sentinel, will become one larger weekly newspaper.

HAYSVILLE – The Haysville Chamber of Commerce is seeking entries for its chili cook-off, which will take place on Sept. 26 as part of the Gathering at the Gazebo and Art Walk.

TSnews CHENEY – While this summer has not yet let go of Kansas, the City of Cheney is already planning ahead for next summer. The Cheney City Council at its Sept.

TSnews The Haysville City Council denied a business license for one business, and turned away a conditional use permit for another business at Monday night’s monthly meeting. The city council upheld the denial of a business license for Crown Auto Sales, located at 6405 S.

WELLINGTON – The Sumner County Historical and Genealogical Society in Wellington on Monday will host Ken Spurgeon, Friends University, who will present “A Republic If You Can Keep It: Remembering the path to the U.S. Constitution.”

Staff report TSnews HAYSVILLE – A Haysville man has been sentenced to 14 years in prison for drug trafficking.

TSnews CHENEY – The Cheney City Council is not ready to agree to a mutual aid offer put forth by Sedgwick County Fire District No. 1, in large part because the latest offer considered at the council’s Sept.

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TSnews HAYSVILLE – One of Haysville’s newest businesses not only offers residents a healthier alternative to fast food, but it also offers much more. Purpose and Pour Energy & Nutrition opened in Haysville at 105 N.