WELLINGTON — Utility billing statements issued December 3 indicated a penalty date of December 23rd. However, the penalty date has been extended to December 27th… Login to continue reading Login…
December 21st is the first official day of winter and it definitely feels like it with this morning’s 19-degree air. However, that will quickly change… Login to continue reading Login…
A Public Input meeting regarding the Wellington Lake has been scheduled forThursday, January 13, 2022, at 6:00 P.M. at the Memorial Auditorium. The purpose of… Login to continue reading Login…
WELLINGTON — The Wellington Police Department is investigating a report of two internal “Gas Pump Skimming” devices being found at a local convenient store. The… Login to continue reading Login…
WELLINGTON – After defeating one of the top teams in 3A, then having a three-day break, there were no signs of rust from the Wellington girls in their championship game against Pratt in the Cardinal Classic Early Season Basketball Tournament.
Would you like to buy a four-door truck for $180? How about a semi truck for $225? Maybe a stock trailer for $150? Those prices can’t be real, so you must know that I’m just toying with you. Today we’ll meet an innovative Kansas company that has diversified its product line to include miniature-sized trucks and farm equipment -- toys that are being shipped coast to coast and beyond.
Sen. Bob Dole returned to his home of Russell one last time Saturday as the city celebrated his life at a memorial service, followed by a final visit to the Kansas Statehouse, where his political career started.
Beginning Friday, Dec. 17th, Union Pacific crews will be re-tieing and resurfacing the railroad tracks at the West Harvey Ave, West 12th St, and West 15th St locations.
BELAGAVI, India – Arbaz Mullah’s love story began, as romances often do, when he first laid eyes on the woman of his dreams, Shweta Kumbhar. Over nearly three years, their courtship in many ways resembled that of any other couple and they made each other promises to get married.
Effective Monday, December 13, 2021, at 9:00 a.m., the flashing red signal at the intersection of Jefferson and Harvey will become a fully functioning traffic signal. The STOP signs will be removed and vehicular movement will be controlled by the signal.