Resolutions
As 2024 approaches, it is no surprise that many of us start thinking of making resolutions or setting goals for the coming year. “New Year – New Me” with goals of career, self-improvement, and more.
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SCCADT Holiday Celebration
The SCCADT’s Annual Christmas Party at Memorial Auditorium featured a spirited cookie decorating contest, Christmas charades, and a round of The Price Is Right game. .
It’s A Hippopotamus For Christmas!
The spirited holiday tune “I Want A Hippopotamus For Christmas!” took on a whole new dimension of cheer at Tanganyika Wildlife Park as they celebrated the birth of a baby Pygmy Hippopotamus on December 14th. The male calf was welcomed by parents Pluto and Posie, who represent the only breeding pair of Pygmy hippos in Kansas.
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.
Stretch Glass At The Museum
Before the museum closes for annual cleaning on December 30th, I would encourage you to come by and see our beautiful collection of Stretch Glass. Stretch Glass is “iridized” glass which means it has been reheated after the application of metallic sprays has been added.
Ensuring Safe Power Usage: A Reminder from the City
Extension cords play a vital role in providing temporary power, especially for items located away from power outlets. Whether it’s lighting up your outdoor space with Christmas lights or powering tools in the garage, extension cords are convenient.
The Single Tree Shelter
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Keeping Alleyways Clear
Recently, we have observed an uptick in code compliance complaints concerning loose trash and garbage in our city’s alleyways. While some instances are due to wildlife rummaging through cans, others stem from neglect.