Sumner County has officially been certified as a Kansas Broadband Ready Community by the Kansas Office of Broadband Development, Sumner County Economic Development Executive Director Stacy Davis announced today. “This designation recognizes the area’s commitment to supporting broadband providers by reducing barriers, streamlining local processes, and preparing the county for future investment opportunities,” Davis said.
When I sit on my front porch and think about Sumner County, I’m reminded that our story is one of neighbors coming together, rolling up their sleeves, and figuring out how to make things work. That spirit of cooperation is exactly what gave us the Sumner County Economic Development Commission (SCEDC) back in 1997.
This week Wellington Municipal Airport welcomed a classic workhorse of helicopter aviation: a Sikorsky S-58T.
Last Thursday, U.S. Senator Roger Marshall, M.D.
Have you spotted one yet? The Wellington Humane Society is inviting everyone to enjoy the cooler weather with a fun community challenge. Staff members have hidden 50 cat figurines and 50 balloon dog figurines around Wellington.
Preliminary quality data for the 2025 Kansas winter wheat crop show test weights and protein levels slipping slightly compared to last year.
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.
Seventy percent of Kansas school districts are repaying amounts from hundreds to millions of dollars after a Medicaid calculation error by a state contractor, a Kansas official recently testified.
The following is the schedule for the 2025 Fire Hydrant testing. The schedule will be followed as closely as possible.
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.