A dazzling display of sparkly dresses and radiant smiles illuminated the scene as Wellington High School played host to its enchanting Winter Formal Dance last weekend. The festive ambiance was captured by WDN photographer ,Ursula Goff ,who immortalized the holiday spirit emanating from the attendees.
Newly re-elected Wellington City Councilman and Sumner County Undersheriff Mike Westmoreland graduated from the Kansas Certified Public Manager Program last week. The management and leadership development program is designed to equip public managers with the skills needed to excel in their current roles, as well as those to which they aspire.
U.S. Representatives Sharice Davids of eastern Kansas and Mark Alford of western Missouri secured U.S. House approval of legislation designed to make it easier for veterans to use federal resources to start a business after completing military service.
Plans are underway for the launch of the Wind Energy Technology program on the Sumner Campus this spring. The instructor, James Wood, has extensive industry experience and is excited about building a destination program here in South Central Kansas.
As the population of drivers aged 65 and older continues to grow, maintaining safe mobility is important. This week is Older Driver Safety Awareness Week, which encourages seniors and their families to assess age-related changes and how best to remain safe on the road or choose other kinds of transportation.
For Operation Holiday, helping families in need is a significant undertaking that requires donations of all kinds and amounts. This year, volunteers shared that contributions to Operation Holiday are about half what they were last year.
It has generated a buzz on both sides of the aisle, a border debate, and an inordinate amount of social media commentary. A lot of people simply don’t like the design.
Question: We recently moved into a newer home and are not loving the look of our old furniture. It seems kind of tired and doesn’t really fit with the style of our new home. But, I can’t justify getting rid of it just because we’ve moved. How would you deal with this situation?
By Monica KernPotawatomi Nation citizen and Haskell Indian Nations University History professor Dr.Eric Anderson visited the Wellington Public Library last week and spoke to a… Login to continue reading Login…
Question: We have an older home that we love, but we feel like our entry hallway and stairs are boring and don’t reflect our family’s fun vibe. How can we update our space to reflect our personalities?