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Main Street Market debuts on Sunday

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GODDARD – The new Main Street Market in Goddard will make its debut this Sunday. Sponsored by the Goddard Chamber of Commerce, the Main Street Market will take place from 2 to 5 p.m.

Kids To Parks Day rescheduled

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HAYSVILLE – The annual Kids to Parks Day in Haysville, originally scheduled for last Saturday, will now take place on Saturday, June 17. It will run 10 a.m.

Resident with green thumb receives award

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TSnews GODDARD – A growing city needs the participation of its residents to be successful. The Goddard Mayor’s Award honors residents each month for their efforts that go above and beyond to make a better community.
Resident with green thumb receives award

It's no longer Miller time

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The old advertising line, “It's Miller time,” creates the image of a laidback, refreshing time with an ice-cold beer. But this spring brought a different kind of Miller time, with Miller moths seemingly invading south-central Kansas.
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Cheney BOE vote draws 13 candidates, will need a primary

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Goddard election also draws a large crowd A primary election will be needed for the USD 268 Cheney Board of Education election, where 13 candidates filed for four open seats. Longtime BOE members Marcia Kampling and Jarrod Bartlett did not seek re-election.

Girl recovering from boat accident

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Staff report TSnews HAYSVILLE – A 10-yearold girl from Haysville is continuing to recover after being injured in a boating accident on May 26 at Winfield Lake. Rielynn Martin suffered significant head and brain injuries, according to the Facebook page Rally for Rielynn, and she faces a long recovery.
Girl recovering from boat accident

Goddard remembers educator Ryan Jilka

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GODDARD – Goddard Public Schools and the greater community lost a beloved educator last week. Ryan Jilka, a 25-year educator for the school district, died Monday, May 29, at the age of 50.
Goddard remembers educator Ryan Jilka

Changes are coming to cities of Argonia, Cheney and Goddard

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Other city elections should be more routine Goddard city voters will have numerous candidates to choose from at the end of a year that saw a lot of controversy, including the departure of a mayor/city council member, the firing of the city administrator and the departure of another top staffer. The surprise changes earlier this year led to the return of Hunter Larkin to the position of mayor, a position he resigned from in 2022 after allegations of improper relations with developers who were funding a possible Statehouse campaign and had business before the Goddard City Council.
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