Sumner County to Receive Disaster Relief as Part of $5.7 Million Package
Last Thursday, U.S. Senator Roger Marshall, M.D.
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Wellington Firefighters Honor the 9/11 Fallen
Wellington firefighters Zach Lott, Carlos Oregel, and Wade Davis participated in the Wichita 9/11 Memorial Stair Climb last Sunday morning. The ceremonial climb honored the 343 firefighters who lost their lives 24 years ago.
Butterflies Take Flight at WCA
Last Friday afternoon, Wellington Christian Academy was filled with excitement and wide-eyed wonder as teachers, students, and families gathered to mark the beginning of the 2025–2026 school year in a unique way. The celebration took flight—literally—as painted lady butterflies were released into the late-summer sky.
Fields, Flavors, and Fun
If you’re looking for a day filled with fresh flavors, local charm, and a peek behind the scenes of a few local area farms, the Border Queen Harvest Hub has you covered. The 2025 Oxford Area Farm Tours are set for Saturday, September 13, and everyone is invited to come out and explore.
Exploring the Legacy of Nicodemus
The Sumner County Historical & Genealogical Society will host a special program highlighting the lives of free-born children after the Civil War. Angela Bates, executive director of the Nicodemus Historical Society, will present Children of the Promised Land on Monday, Sept.
Cowley College Offers Basic First Aid Class in Wellington
As part of its growing presence in Wellington, Cowley College is inviting community members to take part in a hands-on learning opportunity this month. A Basic First Aid class will be offered Wednesday, Sept.
Girls Golf Finish 2nd in Pre-State Matchup
The Wellington girls golf team teed off their season last week at Carey Park in Hutchinson last Thursday. The tournament was a pre-state invitational with the best 16 teams in 4A competing.
A Simple Life of Service: Remembering Geraldine McEachern
On August 15, Wellington lost longtime resident Geraldine Ann (Harris) McEachern. In many ways, her life exemplified a beautiful arc of individual achievement, devotion to family, and dedicated service to community.
K-State Leads in Radiation Protection Research
For the average person, concern about potential radiation exposure likely only comes up when considering dental X-rays or medical scans. Once the procedure is through, worry about radiation typically fades quickly.
Local Radio, Local Pride: Thunder Country Covers Crusaders
When the Crusaders take the field under the historic Sellers Park Stadium lights on Friday, September 5th, fans at home won’t miss a moment of the action. Local radio station KLEY will be there live, bringing color commentary and all the excitement this football season has to offer.