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Nominate the Citizen of the Year

HAYSVILLE – Nominations are being accepted through May 30 for the Haysville Citizen of the Year. This award is presented annually by the Haysville Park Board and honors one individual for his or her positive impact on the Haysville community.

From the Argosy Files

The ceiling of the Farmers and Merchants insurance office fell causing considerable damage to the contents. The weight of the insulation was too great for the method used in fastening the fiber blocks to the joists. The job had been completed within the past year.

Haysville Memories

Several Campus High School track and field athletes have qualified for the State meet. For the boys team, the Colts’ Federico Harvey was the standout at regionals last week. His triple jump mark of 45-6.5 was a personal best and was also the best performance out of all four Class 6A regionals.

Waltrip recognized at scholarship dinner

Central College’s 23rd annual scholarship dinner on April 20 honored donors, students and families who were seated together to share a meal, conversation and program. More than 500 attended the event.

Burdick named K-State ambassador

The College of Health and Human Sciences and Kansas State University has named its 2023-2024 student ambassadors. The student ambassadors work onand off-campus to promote the college to alumni, friends, prospective students and families, and current K-State students.

From the Star Files

The windstorm Saturday lasted longer and was about the worst this part of the country has experienced for several years, but no damage was done here. Wind and water destroyed an enormous amount of property in Oklahoma that night, with Enid and Oklahoma City getting the worst of it.

United States flag handling etiquette

The United States flag was first imagined after the signing of the Declaration of Independence in 1776. • Flagsshouldonlybe displayed in public from sunrise to sunset, unless the flag can be properly illuminated during darkness.
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