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Students awarded Masonic scholarships

The Kansas Masonic Foundation, a nonprofit organization dedicated to benefiting Kansas communities, has partnered with its 170 statewide Masonic lodges and Kansas Masons to award 202 scholarships to students across the state, totaling over $200,000.

Haysville Memories

9 Years Ago USD 261 Haysville has been honored with two national awards recognizing teachers and staff for creating a safe environment where students are connected and eager to learn.

Don't fall for text traffic scam

TSnews A new scam started hitting cell phones over the weekend, and law enforcement officials want residents to not fall victim. The scam texts include an image, supposedly from the Johnson County, Kan., Traffic Division, that immediate action is required on an outstanding traffic violation.
Many people received this notice by text on Easter, trying to convince people that they owed money on traffic violations in Johnson County. Law enforcement has confirmed that it is a scam. Contributed image

Campus to host royal tea for youth

HAYSVILLE – The Campus High School Mane Stage Players will host their annual royal tea this Saturday. The tea is for youths from pre-kindergarten through fifth grade, and serves as a fundraiser for CHS theater students.

Cheney's Self honored by Okie State

CHENEY – Levi Self, a Cheney High School student, was honored by the Oklahoma State University Ferguson College of Agriculture with academic scholarship support for the 2026-2027 academic year. Self, an agribusiness major, will receive the E. Dwayne Walls Family Scholarship.
Levi Self of Cheney is the recipient of the E. Dwayne Walls Family Scholarship at Oklahoma State's Ferguson College of Agriculture. Contributed photo

Sumner County group releases postcard book

TSnews The Sumner County Historical and Genealogical Society marked a major milestone recently when it published its first book, “Peeking into the Past of Sumner County, Kansas,” a collection of postcards related to Sumner County.
Sumner County group releases postcard book

Bike Across Kansas to make local stop

CONWAY SPRINGS – The 2026 Bike Across Kansas (BAK) kicks off on June 6, and will make a stop in Conway Springs. The Bike Across Kansas tour is an annual celebration of bicycling, history, and camaraderie.
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