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Congratulations to the following students from Wellington that are attending Wichita State University and have been named to the Fall 2022 Dean’s Honor Roll. Ashley M Ewing Blake M Rausch Chase H Pfalzgraf Darian C Troutman Ethan R Higginbotham Gabrielle J Stout Kileigh B Peninger Maggie L Mcminn Melody A Rinehart Michael R Hollman Neily D Hassan Sierra L Rademacher Trace K Witham Tyler T Chalmers William A Kirk To be included on the WSU Dean’s Honor Roll, a student must be enrolled in at least 12 credit hours and earn at least a 3.5 grade point average on a 4.0 scale .

Many quilters make a New Year’s resolution each January to use their “stash”. Most sewists have some kind of fabric stash.

Were you born a single child but always wanted a sibling? Have you ever wanted to make a lasting impact on a child in your neighborhood? What about giving back to those that need it most? Big Brothers Big Sisters is a great way to give back to local children and teens in the community and make a difference.

The City of Wellington Compost Site, located at 2300 E. Lincoln Avenue (past Arthur Street) will open for regular season hours beginning this Saturday, March 4th.

The Special Alcohol and Drug Advisory Board will meet at 5:30pm, Monday, March 20th, 2023, at the City Administration Center, 317 South Washington, Wellington, KS to consider recommendations for the allocation of funds received from the Local Alcoholic Liquor Tax for the current year.

In this episode of the “Sit Down with the Supt”, Superintendent Adam Hatfield and host Ryan Jenkins sit down with featured guests Todd Larkey and Amy Groom, WHS art teachers. Amy talks about “Crusader Creators” and Larkey, who also teaches drama, shares some secrets about the upcoming play, “The Crucible”.

In celebration of President’s Day, the Dan C. Matson VFW Post and Auxiliary #881, American Legion and Sons of the American Legion Post #90 conducted a Flag Retirement Ceremony at the VFW Post, 424 East Harvey Avenue in Wellington.

Harold Mayes,Agler and Gaeddert Certified Public Accountants, was present to discuss the school’s independent auditor’s report of the 2021-2022 district budget. Mayes explained that a total of $7.8 million funds were available for the school district at the beginning of the year and $7.1 million remained at the end of the year.The district’s long term debt went down more than 2 million, partially due to a couple of bonds being paid.

Hi again, it’s Shelby and I’m popping in to deliver the answer on this mystery mechanism. This antique, lever-handled device is for pressing metal caps onto glass soda bottles.

Wednesday, February 22 Raising Readers Storytime and Craft at 10:30 - 11:30am Monday, February 27 Mobile Library to Botkin Care and Rehab at 10:30am Tuesday, February 28 Adult Coloring noon - 5pm Tech Tuesdays at 6 - 8:30pm – Having trouble with your devices? Come talk to Jarrod Kline. Wednesday, March 1 Raising Readers Storytime and Craft at 10:30 - 11:30am .