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Hey, hey! Here’s another item that has been ushered into obscurity and obsolescence! This is a tabletop cream separator. Some people still have a need for these types of dairy apparatuses, like dairy farmers.
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Triumph Announces Sale of Product Support Group
Triumph Group, Inc. recently announced a significant development - the sale of its Product Support Business to AAR Corp., a leading global aerospace and defense aftermarket solutions provider headquartered in Wood Dale, IL, a suburb of Chicago.
Lady Crusaders Dominate Vikings
The Lady Crusaders ended their pre-holiday break stretch of games with a dominant win in Winfield to improve to 6-1, winning their fifth straight game. To open, Wellington jumped out to a 9-2 lead.
New Sheriff In Town
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Buzz From the Beehive
Looking for a fun adventure to start off your New Year? Consider joining us for a festive weekend at The Hive Retreat House. Pack a bag and any projects you would enjoy working on for a few days.
Border Queen Harvest Hub Launches in Sumner County
In a collaborative effort between Vision Caldwell and Shop Kansas Farms, a community-driven food distribution system has emerged to bolster local food production and processing within Sumner County. This initiative not only supports local suppliers but also grants them access to local, regional, and national consumers.
District Court Hours Temporarily Changing
Kansas courts are recovering from a cybersecurity incident. While staff works to recover, operating hours at the Sumner County District Court Clerk’s Office will be temporarily adjusted.
The Occidental Management Annual Holiday
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Cowley College Chat
As everyone enjoys the winter break, I am excited to share a few details from a recent Economic Impact Analysis with data compiled from fiscal year 2021-22. The study measured how Cowley College impacts the local and regional economy.
It’s A Wrap!
Last week marked the successful conclusion of Operation Holiday, where dedicated volunteers fulfilled Christmas wishes for 97 families and 235 children in Sumner County, providing gifts, clothes, and other requested items.