WRC ponders other options

Rec commission still searching for new facility.

Ribbon cutting at defense school

School of defense has grand re-opening.

City approves $1 million for SRMC

Revenue bonds will pay for much needed chiller, officials say

Love for the Ladies

The Wellington Chamber of Commerce celebrates women during it's Ladies' Night Out, Friday.

Radio station to carry Wingnuts

Wellington radio station KWME will be filling the air ways with the sound of cracking baseball bats as they partner up with the Wichita Wingnuts for the 2010 season.

Gaming board discusses concerns

Money was on the minds of lottery officials as they met to get more information on a proposed Sumner County casino.

Jumping for joy

Jump Start coming to Wellington.

Car crashes into Casey’s

    Casey’s General Store in Oxford now has a drive-thru — but it wasn’t a planned renovation.

Officials discuss casino’s next steps

Casino developers will move one step towards state approval.

Business gets ‘New Image’

New Image Salon and Spa

Home buyers be aware

County real-estate and incentives. 

Tompkins signs with Hesston College

Wellington High School senior will play tennis for two-year private school next fall.

Officials react to tribe’s news

   Uncertainty abounds as news of a tribal casino opening in Sedgwick County has those closest to the Sumner County casino project on edge.

Apartments open

New apartments cut rubbon this week.

New casino contract approved

The Kansas Lottery Gaming Commission unanimously approved a new contract by Chisholm Creek Casino that includes the addition of a 100-room hotel and amendments to the contract should a tribal casino start operation in Park City.

State nears contract with casino developers

Kansas Lottery Executive Director Ed Van Petten said Tuesday that the Lottery has reached an agreement with Chisholm Creek on a $225 million hotel and casino just outside of Mulvane.

DO Apartments re-open

Two Wellington couples' work to revamp the DO Apartments has paid off

Energy assistance available

Kansas Low Income Energy Assistance Program provides an annual benefit to help qualifying households pay heating bills and cooling energy.

Clinic to make big move

After months of building anticipation, the Sumner County Family Care Center will be packing up and moving out to their new location Friday.

Middle School for sale

At Thursday night's Board of Education meeting the choice was made to explore the direction of selling the old middle school property to Cohen-Esrey Affordable Partners.

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