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Wed
30
Sep

Spirit of Kansas Festival Fun

Tracy Meier of Clem’s Cookin serves a plate of barbecue to a customer during the Spirit of Kansas Festival Saturday at Kansas Originals Market and Gallery in Wilson.
 
 
Wed
30
Sep

Whitmer-Cunningham

John and Rita Whitmer of Ellsworth announce the engagement of their daughter, Nicole, to Mark Cunningham II, son of Malinda Cunningham of Ellsworth and the late Mark Cunningham. The bride-to-be is a 2012 graduate of Ellsworth High School. She plans to graduate in December from Kansas State University, Manhattan, with a major in accounting and a minor in leadership studies.
 
 
Wed
23
Sep

Langley Cemetery gets updated look

By Alan Rusch

MARQUETTE — A handful of dedicated volunteers have begun to give the 120-year-old Langley Cemetery an updated look — thanks to the generosity of the public. The effort is something near and dear to Denny Swisher of Marquette.  

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Wed
23
Sep

It’s a new year for 4-H enrollment

By Nicolette Unruh

Fall is an exciting time. We all look forward to the changing of leaves and the cooler weather, not to mention the Friday night lights among all other activities that comes with a new school year. A new school year also ushers in a new year for 4-H enrollment. 

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Wed
16
Sep

Ellsworth Correctional Facility selects employees of the quarter

Three employees at Ellsworth Correctional Facility have been selected as Employees of the Quarter for the first quarter of fiscal year 2016. The employees are Staff Sergeant Robert Oltean, Corrections Counselor I Christopher Dean and Cognitive Behavioral Instructor Andrea Reed. Here are profiles of each employee:

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Wed
16
Sep

Blake Joseph Witt

Cassandra Leigh-Ann Witt of Ellsworth announces the birth of her son, Blake Joseph Witt. He was born Aug. 30, 2015, at the Ellsworth County Medical Center. He was 8 lbs., 3 ozs., and 21 inches long.

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Thu
10
Sep

Borovetz-Siemer

Robert and Emily Borovetz of Shawnee announce the engagement of their daughter, Julie Ann Borovetz, to Matthew Alan Siemer, son of Alan and Linda Siemer of Bushton. The future bride is a graduate of Parsons High School and the Univers
Thu
10
Sep

Lawn isn’t place for barley

BY Michelle Buchanan
 
One weed in the home lawn that I despise is little barley. For me, it is not so much the appearance or the competition that bothers me, but the pesky little seeds that get stuck in my family’s socks.
 
 
Wed
02
Sep

Commissioners get update on the Black Wolf River Bridge

By Alan Rusch
 Ellsworth County Road and Bridge superintendent Rick Nondorf updated county commissioners Monday on the replacement of the Black Wolf Bridge. “The survey for the bridge is done,” Nondorf said. “They
Wed
02
Sep

Get the day off to a healthy start

By JAMIE RATHBUN
Eating breakfast is an important part of powering up your body for the day. Eating a balanced breakfast can help keep your family alert, improve mood, and reduce mid morning food cravings. 
 

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