CORRECTION:
In the article “Step Up For Rural Kansas”featured in the print issue, there was a misidentification of the photo source. It should have been credited to the Wellington Daily News Archive. We apologize for any confusion.
In the article “Step Up For Rural Kansas”featured in the print issue, there was a misidentification of the photo source. It should have been credited to the Wellington Daily News Archive. We apologize for any confusion.
During the Cowley College Board of Trustees Meeting last October, community members expressed the desire for the college to expand its offering of Golden Tiger Courses in Wellington. I’m excited to inform you that we are now providing 10 classes, along with the Bits & Bites series, to be held right here in Wellington.
Question: We want to update some of the lighting in our home and hope we can take advantage of some energy savings. What should we consider with new lighting? GH: GH: There are many creative ways to update your lighting while also gaining some energy cost savings.
The Wellington High School Debate team embarked on a challenging journey as they competed in the Kansas State High School Activities Association 2024 State (4-Speaker) Class 4A Debate Tournament at Tonganoxie High School on January 12 and 13.
Last Sunday, our community came together for a delicious chicken and noodle dinner, an event dedicated to supporting the legacy of the esteemed Wellington resident and philanthropist, Bryce Day. The savory homemade meal, skillfully crafted by Debe Sisson, Pat Zeka, Lindsey Daugherty and Jenifer Howard drew nearly 200 attendees to the Knights of Columbus building.
The Wellington community came together last Thursday to celebrate the 30th Anniversary of Homestead of Wellington, joining members of the Wellington Area Chamber of Commerce, staff, and residents as they tied a ribbon to commemorate the occasion.
My dreamy husband took me on a trip out west, which included a visit to a delightful quilt shop in Elkhart, KS called Sew Loved Quilt Shop. The plan for this adventure was to relax.
This summary provides highlights of the January 11th, 2024BOE meeting. Approved minutes posted by the Board Clerk can be found at USD353.
The Wellington Senior Center is gearing up for their summer excursion, heading north to explore the stunning landscapes of Mount Rushmore, the Badlands, and the Black Hills in South Dakota. Scheduled for June 9th - 15th, this 7-day, 6-night adventure promises a comfortable journey aboard a spacious motorcoach equipped with video and restroom facilities.
The Sumner County District Court Clerk’s Office will continue to operate with adjusted hours until Friday, January 19th. The revised schedule includes open hours from 8am to noon, with closure from noon to 5 pm.