Wellington Public Library Thursday-to-Thursday
THURSDAY, JANUARY 16
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The First Week: A Glimpse into January
about Wellington's chances at the e rst full week of January 2025 in Wellington has been a chilly one. Local city employees have braved the wind and cold to restore power and clear the streets, ensuring the safety of residents. Remarkably, a century ago, the community was facing similar conditions: it was cold, and the roads were âsnow-covered and slippery.â
SCEDC Selected for K-State 105 Entrepreneurial Blueprint Initiative
e Sumner County Economic Development Commission (SCEDC) has been selected as one of the eleven projects to participate in the inaugural K-State 105 Entrepreneurial Blueprint Initiative. is new initiative, a partnership between Kansas State University and Network Kansas, aims to support entrepreneurship and small business development in communities across Kansas. e K-State 105 Entrepreneurial Blueprint Initiative is part of K-State 105, the university's statewide economic growth initiative that seeks to foster development in all 105 Kansas counties. e initiative focuses on community-based, collaborative projects designed to strengthen local economies and build pathways for small businesses to thrive.
January is National Radon Action Month: Test Your Home for Radon
e EPA designates January as National Radon Action Month, encour
52nd Kansas Shrine Bowl Selection Includes Wellington’s Brody Weir
e Kansas Shrine Bowl has announced the 88 high school football players selected to compete in
Reduction In State Food Sales Tax
As of January 1, 2025, Kansas has eliminated the state sales tax on
WHS All-State Football Honors
e Wellington football team capped a histor- ic season by receiving multiple All-State honors. Seniors, Dusty Bannister, Brody Weir and Carter Burnett were unanimous First-Team selections in
Funeral Announcements
JANUARY 9, 2025 - JANUARY 16, 2025
Local Historians Gather To Restore Marker
By Sherry Kline.
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With Shelby Wiens