Sawyer and Sophia Parkey were recently recognized by the Wellington Fire Department/EMS with certificates honoring their selection as recipients of the department’s annual scholarship. Created to help address the nationwide decline in applicants entering public service careers, the Wellington Fire/EMS scholarship supports promising young adults pursuing a career in emergency medical services.
Washington Elementary recently welcomed families, friends, and community members into the school for its annual Mustang Showcase, a celebration of student learning and creativity across all grade levels. Each hallway was filled with colorful and engaging displays highlighting projects students have been working on this spring.
The Wellington High School Crusader Overwatch Esports team made an impressive showing at the Electronic Gaming Federation (EGF) High School National Championship last weekend in San Antonio, Texas—earning a third-place finish. The all-senior team, led by Team Captain Draisyn Lea and accompanied by Esports Coach Todd Larkey, included Hagen Bryant, John Summers, Kaden Dolezal, and Riddick Jeffries.
The Border Queen Harvest Hub is taking a hands-on approach to food education, bringing lessons about local agriculture and food systems into area classrooms. Through outreach efforts led by Executive Director Dr.
Many places around our community are sparkling a little brighter — and are certainly more organized — thanks to the efforts of Wellington High School students. The schools held their annual Service Day, during which hundreds of students volunteered at nearly 50 locations across Wellington.
The Wellington High School FFA Chapter hosted its 48th Annual Banquet last Tuesday, April 29, 2025, celebrating a year of student achievement, leadership, and agricultural education. As part of the evening’s tradition, several students were recognized with milestone FFA degrees.
Eisenhower Elementary School students spread joy around the neighborhood last Thursday on May 1st, by delivering colorful May Day baskets filled with flowers and treats. The handmade baskets were designed to brighten the recipient’s day and were either hung on front door handles or presented directly to neighbors by students from various grade levels.
The Wellington Lions Club recognized 12 outstanding Wellington High School juniors during the 95th annual Junior Lions Club Awards ceremony, held Wednesday, April 30, in the WHS auditorium.
The rain may have created a few logistical challenges, but it didn’t dampen the enthusiasm! In fact, the bright colors seemed even more vivid as Wellington High School juniors and seniors stepped out of their festive rides.
Sumner-Cowley Electric Cooperative (SCEC) recently announced the first disbursement from its new Concern for Community grant program. A total of $3,580.39 was awarded to Wellington Christian Academy to enhance security at the school’s daycare center through the installation of new security cameras.