Charles Steele Memorial Field in Waterville will be host to a few outdoor cinematic films this summer. The series, dubbed “Films on the 50″ will feature the following movies: Wednesday, July 7th - The Incredibles at 8:00 PM & Iron Man at 10:00 PM. Wednesday, July 21st - Monsters Inc. at 8:00 PM & The Bounty Hunter at 10:00 PM Wednesday, ... Read More »
Several new laws go into effect this week, and two laws that were effective last July with a one-year warning period become enforceable with a citation. The Patrol would like to remind motorists of these changes, and encourage them to follow these important traffic laws. Kansas Seatbelt Law Kansas’ new Primary Seatbelt law has been effective since June 10, 2010, ... Read More »
TOPEKA, Kan.— The first deadline to register for the 21st Annual Sunflower State Games is Friday, July 2nd. Athletes interested in Basketball, Disc Golf, Dodgeball, Junior Rodeo, Rowing, Indoor Soccer, Sand Volleyball and Wrestling must register by July 2. The deadline for all other sports is Friday, July 9. Those interesed may register online at www.sunflowergames.com. Registrations are also accepted ... Read More »
TOPEKA – Beginning June 30, 2010, citations for non-seat-belt use will be issued, ending the warning period for the new primary seat belt law, which went into effect June 10. Law enforcement officers in Kansas will now be able to stop and ticket drivers and front-seat passengers who are not wearing safety belts even if the officers do not observe ... Read More »
The Board of Marshall County Commissioners met in regular adjourned session with Michael J. Keating, Chairman; Charles R. Loiseau and Thomas K. Holle members; and Sonya L. Stohs, County Clerk present. The meeting was called to order at 9:00 a.m. The Board opened the meeting with the flag salute. The minutes and agenda were approved as presented upon a motion ... Read More »
On May 27th on K 15 just south of 4th Road Brent Wiese, Linn driving a 1987 Chevrolet swerved to miss a deer striking a guardrail. Damage estimated at more than $1,000.00, no injuries were reported. On June 9th an officer was dispatched to the 100 block of East 7th Street in Washington for the report of criminal damage. Investigation ... Read More »
MANHATTAN, Kan. – Nathanael Vogt has been selected to receive the Orsheln’s Farm and Home 4-H Scholarship, an educational award from the Kansas 4-H Foundation. The scholarship was presented at the 4-H Emerald Circle Banquet held June 3 in Manhattan, Kansas. The state 4-H scholarship program is open to 4-H members, and the awards are made on the basis of ... Read More »
The Blue Rapids Museum “Leaky Roof” committee has received the promise of a matching donation dollar for dollar up to $20,000 from Larry Parsons, BRHS Class of 1958 and Chairman and CEO of the Wheeling and Lake Erie Railway Company. Profit from Museum fund raising events will be matched to Mr. Parson’s generous offer. Donations, memorial money and bequests received ... Read More »
One of the most famous events in the history of the US Mail Service was the operation of the Pony Express that began April 3, 1860. The delivery of fast mail was handled by 100 riders who changed mounts every 10-15 miles. The riders were changed at the 40 home stations between St. Joseph, MO and Sacramento, CA. Home Station ... Read More »
On June 3rd on FNB Parkview Lane just east of D Street in Washington, Chelsea Wilkens, Washington driving a 1987 Dodge registered to the City of Washington was backing from parking stall and struck a 2000 Ford driven by Steven Colgrove, Washington. Damage estimated at more than $1,000, no injuries were reported. On June 3rd on All American Road at ... Read More »
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