Gather your loved ones and embark on a dazzling tour of the Wellington commercial and residential locations adorned with enchanting Christmas decorations! Discover the holiday spirit and festive cheer as you explore each delightful entry in the Christmas Decorating Contest.
USA Connections announced the addition of 26 new television networks to its cable TV package, available to customers at no extra charge. The expanded programming brings a diverse array of content, including retro TV series, game shows, movies, country music specials, automotive enthusiasts’ favorites, and news and weather coverage.
Wellington High School is actively propelling students toward promising career paths with its internship program overseen by Rane Case ,WHS CTE Coordinator .Presently 23 ,students are immersed in professional settings and acquiring invaluable handson experience.
Years ago when Colette Kocour’s kids were in high school, one belonged to “Key Club”. When the Club began volunteering to decorate the windows at the MIssion Thrift Store, Kocour got involved.
Since opening in their current facility in January of 2013, the owners of the Kansas Star Casino have appealed their Sumner County property tax evaluations every year. Last week, the Sumner County Commission reached an agreement that will resolve these tax issues.
Conway Springs offensive line coach and WHS alum Gregg Hullinger has spent the last 28 years walking up and down the sideline enjoying State Championship games. But this last one, played on a snowy Saturday after Thanksgiving, may have been his favorite.
Last week, the City of Wellington posted a website link and QR code to a “Service Line Material Survey” on their Facebook page. The City is asking residents to help them comply with new State and Federal drinking water regulations by answering a few questions about water pipes.
Thursday, December 7 10am Chamber Coffee at Memorial Auditorium. All are welcome! This week’s host/sponsor is 95.9 BOB FM KSOK Country 6 - 8pm Aahn’s Place.
In the last November election, Joe Soria and Jim Valentine swapped seats within Wellington’s governing body. With Soria choosing not to complete his term as Councilman, the incoming City Council must now appoint an applicant to fill that seat.