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This weekend, June 3rd and 4th, 2023, Kansas residents and visitors do not need a license to fish in public waters. It’s the ideal time for experienced anglers to introduce a friend or family member to the sport.
Did you ever imagine Wellington Kansas USA would have its own anthem? Dubbing himself the “best and most prolific songwriter of all time”, Matt Farley talked about his song titled, “Wellington Is Wonderful Kansas, (Best, Indeed)” and what inspired him to write it all the way from Boston, Massachusetts.
Agriculture & Natural Resources Agent K-State Research & Sumner Co. Extension Office Area farmers, crop producers and anyone with an interest are invited to attend the Sumner County Wheat Plot Tours. The schedule is as follows:
The City of Wellington’s Building and Codes Office recently extended a onetime grace period to Wellington residents to help resolve their outstanding code violations. “The goal of the grace period was to encourage people to take it upon themselves to fix any code violations they might have on their properties,” explained Wellington Code Official, Brian Miller.
Have you ever considered running for public office? City Council? School board? Engaged Kansas is a nonpartisan and unbiased resource created to support and encourage Kansans to consider local public service.
With this year’s theme, “There’s More to the Story”, National Library Week (April 23-29) celebrates the work of all types of libraries. Libraries tell stories in a variety of formats; picture books to large print, audiobooks to DVDs, storytimes to bookclubs, and more.
While hosting an event for the governor’s State of the State address in Marietta, Ohio, I had a chance to speak with a local councilwoman during the reception. This particular councilwoman explained to me, “People in Marietta didn’t really care about preservation. It’s not something that matters to them.” I tried, albeit poorly, to disguise my disbelief, that an elected official would have such a poor understanding of her constituents.
Superintendent Adam Hatfield and host Ryan Jenkins sit down with featured guest Linda Chase, Wellington high School Agriculture Teacher and FFA Advisor. Linda talks about the FFA program, upcoming FFA events, and various projects going on currently.
Nominations are now open for the “Excellence in Teaching” award. Each year, the USD 353 School Foundation, Inc. sponsors this award to recognize the professional excellence and leadership of Wellington educators.