MANHATTAN, Kan. – The eagles are landing around Manhattan. With the arrival of winter, migratory bald eagles have been working their way south and passing through Kansas. To offer the opportunity to see our national bird in its native habitat, The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers at Tuttle Creek Lake has scheduled its annual Eagle Day 2010 for Saturday, Jan. ... Read More »
Southeast Community College students taking selected courses in Human Services and psychology will be able to transfer those credits to the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, thanks to the signing of a transfer agreement between the two schools. Representatives from UNL’s Department of Child, Youth and Family Studies joined personnel from SCC to sign the transfer agreement, which will allow SCC students ... Read More »
Southeast Community College is offering welding classes in Deshler beginning in January 2010. Two classes of Gas Metal Arc Welding, more commonly called MIG welding, will be taught in the Deshler Public School’s Industrial Arts Building. GMAW I Basic Welding (steel) meets 12 Wednesdays beginning Jan. 13 and ending March 21. GMAW II Advanced Welding (aluminum) meets 12 Thursdays beginning ... Read More »
HANOVER, KS— One of Santa’s first scheduled visits to Washington County will be at the Hollenberg Pony Express Station State Historic Site near Hanover on Saturday, December 5. Plans are in full swing for the annual old-fashioned Christmas open house at the station, a free event. The wood burning stoves will be fired up and kerosene lamps will light the ... Read More »
On Tuesday, December 1, River Valley Extension FCS Agents Gina Aurand and Patricia Gerhardt will be presenting two programs focused on becoming more environmentally conscious. The first program will be in the River Valley Extension Meeting room in Clay Center (322 Grant Ave.) from 9:30-11:30 a.m. The afternoon program, from 2:00 – 4:00 p.m., will be in the First National ... Read More »
Marysville, KS—Community Memorial Healthcare (CMH) ceremonially broke ground on November 17th for a replacement hospital that will advance the way healthcare is delivered for decades to come. The $17.3 million, 25-bed critical access hospital is one of the largest projects in county history not just in terms of cost, but in terms of social and economic impact. A groundbreaking photo ... Read More »
“What Is Your “Main Dish” For Dinner?” will be presented by Stacie Ellenbecker, owner of Main Dish, on Tuesday, December 1, at the Marysville City Building. No time to make the main dish for dinner? Having family over for the weekend and don´t want to spend the weekend in the kitchen – but don´t want to eat out every meal. ... Read More »
The Kansas Highway Patrol, along with local law enforcement agencies throughout the state, will be participating in the Kansas Thanksgiving Enforcement Campaign from November 23-29. This Special Traffic Enforcement Program (STEP) is funded by the Kansas Department of Transportation (KDOT) and is intended to minimize traffic-related injuries and fatalities. The Patrol and other agencies will focus on impaired drivers, child ... Read More »
Three Southeast Community College volleyball players received honors following the 2009 season. Carly Morehead and Monica Shaw were named to the Region IX All-Tournament Team, Morehead and CeCe Catlett were named to the All-Region IX Team, and all three players were named to the Nebraska Community College Athletic Conference all-league team. Southeast ended its season with a 13-23 overall record. ... Read More »
The following reports were filed with the Washington County Sheriffs Office for the last week. On October 27th 0.10 miles west from Deer Road on K 9. Dennis Burdick, Clyde driving a 2005 Ford truck struck a calf. No injury, damage over $1000.00. On October 27th at K 9 & 1st Road. Mariah Kieffer, Clifton driving a 2002 Saturn collided ... Read More »
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