The Wellington Public Library’s popular Annual Book Sale is coming up this weekend. Books will be set up in the downstairs Community Room for the public to peruse and purchase beginning Friday, September 29th, 9:30am - 5pm through Saturday, September 30th, 9:30am - 4pm.
The Wellington Public Library and Wellington Area Chamber of Commerce teamed up to host a Solar Eclipse Workshop in Memorial Auditorium last Wednesday. Jerelyn Ramirez, an Eclipse Ambassador from NASA, explained the science behind this year’s annular solar eclipse to the audience as well as how to safely view the eclipse.
The Community Engagement Institute at Wichita State University recently recognized the positive impact the Sumner County Health Department has on our community by presenting them with a Public Health Champion Award.
Millie is a sweet 1½ year old labrador mix that weighs about 50 pounds. She is a good-natured girl that loves attention! She enjoys playing with other dogs and is ready for someone to give her the loving home she deserves.
I had a great time teaching The Witch collage class at The Hive using the Laura Heine Pattern Teeny Tiny Group #1. The kit for the class included the drawing to make the Witch’s Hat & Boots and the fabric to make the 16 X 20 collage or 19 X 23 to wrap on canvas.
This Cessna Citation Sovereign is one of the larger airplanes we can handle here at the airport. This American mid-size jet has 2 pilots, and is typically outfitted with two cabin zones. It usually carries eight passengers, but can carry up to twelve. It has a range of over 2,800 miles.
The American Red Cross came to Wellington’s Memorial Auditorium last week and set-up to receive blood donations. Donors could register online or walkin and the community kept the team busy all day, exceeding their goals for the event.
is serving weekly lunch items, coffees, loaded teas, as well as other drinks. Their hours are Monday-Tuesday: 7am- 2pm, Wednesday- Friday: 7am- 5pm and Saturday: 7am-11am.
A few days ago, Depression glass collectors Val and Denis Warkentine traveled from their home in Topeka to bring a portion of their extensive collection to the National Depression Glass Association Museum in downtown Wellington.
Cooler temperatures are just around the corner! Kansas Gas Service and United Way of the Plains have teamed up to provide Wellington residents with free home weatherization kits to help keep the warmth in and the cold out this winter. Weatherizing your home helps reduce energy consumption by preventing heated air from escaping.