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From February 1905 Conway Springs is not going to be behind the times, so it is making preparations to drill for gas and oil. -Caldwell News H.J. Helson has bought H.T. Benley’s building near the depot- last summer’s joint room- and will use it for a good purpose as a poultry house.

8 Years Ago Haysville resident Everett Price received the Melba Compton Master Gardener Volunteer of the Year Award during a banquet at the Sedgwick County Extension Center on Feb. 8.

110 Years Ago If you want an especially good meal for 25 cents, where everything is clean and served right, go to Bonham House. 90 Years Ago “Miss Cherry Blossom,” Cheney High School operetta, will be given at the Cheney City Hall on Thursday.

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SUMNER COUNTY – After 14 weeks of intensive training, 22 members of the 351st Basic Training Class at the Kansas Law Enforcement Training Center graduated, taking the oath of office in front of family, friends and supporters.

GODDARD – Eisenhower High School last week announced Allyson Montgomery as the Tigers new softball head coach. Montgomery is an Eisenhower graduate who played collegiately for the Butler Grizzlies.

CLEARWATER – The first semester honor roll for the 2025-26 school year has been released by Clearwater High School. Students are listed on the all-A honor roll, honor roll or honorable mention.

TSnews HAYSVILLE – Members of the Haysville City Council formally approved increases in water and sewer rates at Monday night's meeting. The approval came via an ordinance.

Argonia schools have named their January artists of the month. Taygen Tracy, left, was named as the high school artist, and Xavier Blokzyl was selected as the middle school artist. The students were voted by staff members to have shown the most dedication and time taken to work on their projects.

NEWTON – This is a story that is too good to be made up. Newton Fire/EMS were called to a unique rescue on Feb.