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K-State to Host Wheat Pre-Plant Meeting

Area wheat producers, crop consultants, chemical applicators and anyone interested in agronomy are invited to attend the K-State Pre-Plant Wheat Meeting on Tuesday, Aug. 11, at Oxford High School, 515…

Wellington’s People

Brave Like Rylie

As many in the community know, Rylie McCarron gained her wings on her 10th birthday after a brief battle with an aggressive cancer called T-cell lymphoblastic lymphoma.

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Construction Begins on Wellington Community Solar Project

By Laura LombardiResidents may have noticed construction activity last week between Wellington’s Water Reclamation Facility and the city’s Landfill and Transfer Station on East Botkin Street.The work marks the beginning of a new community solar array being constructed by KPP Energy in partnership with the City of Wellington. The project is one of seven solar…

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Moran Introduces Bill to Expand Rural Emergency Hospital Program

U.S. Kansas Sen. Jerry Moran has introduced bipartisan legislation aimed at strengthening the federal Rural Emergency Hospital (REH) program, a move that could expand opportunities for rural communities like Wellington to maintain access to emergency medical care.

Kids & Connections

4-H Fair Results

During the Wheat Festival, the 4-H Fair Hand Pet, Rabbit and Poultry Show was held at the Raymond Frye Complex, where 4-H exhibits and the decorated 4-H cookie jars were also on display.

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Sports

Baseball Knows No Borders

By Ace FinchJapanese infielder Daiki Tawara traveled from Osaka to play for the Wellington Heat, proving the game’s universal language extends far beyond the diamond. They call baseball “America’s favorite pastime” but for one Wellington Heat middle-infielder, baseball was his way to America. Daiki Tawara, pronounced “die-key”, hails from Osaka, Japan and played second base…

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18-Year-Old Independent Qualifies for Kansas House Race

Recent Wellington High School graduate Lex Goff is one step closer to making Kansas political history. If elected this November, Goff would become the youngest person ever to serve in the Kansas House of Representatives…

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K-State to Host Wheat Pre-Plant Meeting

Area wheat producers, crop consultants, chemical applicators and anyone interested in agronomy are invited to attend the K-State Pre-Plant Wheat Meeting on Tuesday, Aug. 11, at Oxford High School, 515 N. Water St in Oxford.The…

Wellington’s People

Brave Like Rylie

As many in the community know, Rylie McCarron gained her wings on her 10th birthday after a brief battle with an aggressive cancer called T-cell lymphoblastic lymphoma.