The BOE Meeting agenda opened with commercial real estate brokers Ryan and Tim Kerr from ReeceNichols South Central Kansas who represent an entity wanting to purchase land in front of WHS on Highway 160. The group is interested in building a Scooter’s Coffee and is seeking to purchase about half an acre next to Casey’s.
Greenjeans Studios, the Wellington-based music production company owned and operated by Carter Green has installed a groundbreaking speaker system in their downtown studio. ATC engineering, located in Gloucestershire, England, manufactures what are considered in the audio industry to be the finest studio monitors available in the world.
By Randy V Hein, Agriculture & Natural Resources Agent K-State Research & Sumner Co. Extension Office The 24 member Sumner County Extension Council represents the citizens of Sumner County and are elected to two-year terms.
The Wellington Area Chamber of Commerce/ CVB 2022 Scarecrow Light Pole Contest winners have been announced! Congratulations to the winners. The festive Scarecrow displays will be up through the month of October.
More than 35 years ago, Bob Ewing installed speakers in downtown Wellington to bring more energy to the area and create a fun atmosphere for shoppers and shop owners. Over the years, these speakers have served the town for more than just shopping. They have been essential for announcing parade lineups, making Wheat Festival announcements and more. Nothing lasts forever, that especially rings true with electronics. The speakers have performed well, but at this point many of them need to be replaced 14 total as a matter of fact. Bob’s son, Brad Ewing, has taken on the task.
When I began driving around the state for the Kansas Reflector last year, I didn’t know what to expect. I was raised and educated in Kansas, yes, but I had spent nearly 15 years away.
During the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) scientist’s tour of the buildings and thermal tile installation in Sumner County’s “Building Technologies Proving Ground – Public Sector Field Validation” project, Dr. Chuck Booten, Senior Engineer, Building Energy Sciences Mechanical and Thermal Systems Engineering identified a blower door test at City Hall as an important data gathering priority.
Wednesday, Oct. 19 Good Shepherd Hospice - Grief & Loss Support Group 10:00-11:00am in the Wellington Health & Rehab basement (Every 3rd Wednesday of the month) Thursday, Oct.
Get in the holiday spirit by creating some of your own frosty decorations at the WRC Snowman Tealight Pottery class. In the class, you will make two snowmen under the guidance of talented instructor Amy Groom.
Spurs, belt buckles, silver and family - these are a few of Brian Strange’s favorite things. After serving in the Army for 8 years, he’s found his home in Wellington along with the Powder and String Outfitters crew. Brian spends most of his time refining his craft in the back of the shop engraving handmade silver works of art that ship worldwide.