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Severe weather possible this week

The National Weather Service Storm Prediction Center said Tuesday that severe weather is possible for this Thursday and Friday. Early models showed Thursday’s primary threat area extending from Midland, Texas, into western Kansas near Dodge City.

Beyer goes to D.C. to speak about regenerative farming practices

TSnews Regenerative farming is a passion of Cheney farmer Shelby Beyer – and that passion recently took her to Washington, D.C. Beyer spoke in the nation’s capital in December on behalf of the League of Conservation Voters to educate legislators and members of their staff about agriculture – and...
Shelby Beyer, left, took part in the Conservation Voters Expo in Washington, D.C., in December. Contributed photo

Friendship Meals Menu

Following are next week’s menus for Friendship Meals and Meals on Wheels. The recommended cost is $5 per meal, if you are able to pay.

Sign up for babysitting clinic

SUMNER COUNTY – Are you at least 10 years old and interested in becoming a babysitter? Join K-State Extension along with community partners to learn about the responsibilities of babysitting. The babysitting clinic will run 9 a.m.

Sen. Blasi calls for data center moratorium

Staff report TSnews With public opposition to data centers active and growing, Kansas Senate Majori Leader Chase Blasi (R-Andale) has called for a moratorium on the development of data centers in Sedgwick County.

CS EMS strikes deal with Wellington

TSnews CONWAY SPRINGS – The City of Conway Springs is striking a deal with Wellington Fire and EMS to take over the Conway Springs Emergency Medical Service. The Conway Springs City Council approved an agreement with Wellington at its meeting on Tuesday night.
Starting in March, the Conway Springs EMS will be run by Wellington Fire and EMS, following the approval of an agreement between the two cities.

Kennedy recalls being a Wish Kid

TSnews HAYSVILLE – Twenty-two years ago this summer, Aubrey Kennedy visited Walt Disney World, thanks to the Make-a-Wish Foundation. Kennedy, who hails from Haysville, was diagnosed with cancer at age 4.
Aubrey Kennedy was 5 years old when she received a wish from the Make-A-Wish Foundation. She helps each year with Campus High’s Swim to a Wish, which raises money for wishes. Contributed photo
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