Recent activities at the Kiowa County Senior Center in Greensburg have included a Quilts of Valor presentation to Harold Tucker on Monday, Jan. 16. Last week, we were delighted to have Ruth Reiling here again to play for us on her accordion. She also did a neat presentation on how the accordion works! It was fantastic and I would encourage other senior centers in the area to reach out to her at Bucklin Hilltop House to have her come to you!
Skyline High School 2023 Winter Homecoming activities will take place Friday, February 3 at 2:30 p.m. with a CandyLand theme planned.
The main order of business for the Greensburg City Council meeting January 3, 2023 was to make a decision about the city IT service provider. The issue had been tabled at a previous meeting to allow for all information to be presented.
Pratt High School seniors Easton Rector and Jadyn Thompson were crowned 2023 Winter Homecoming King and Queen during the Greenback’s annual Winter Homecoming assembly on Friday afternoon. Home basketball games followed that same evening, while the homecoming dance took place the following evening, January 14.
The annual fundraiser to benefit CASA – Children Worth Saving, Inc., will take place Saturday, Feb. 11 at Boot Hill Casino and Resort Conference Center, 4100 W.
—PET OF THE WEEK— looking for a permanent home. They have been at the PAHS for some time and are bonded.
TOPEKA – ( January 9, 2023) – The U.S. Supreme Court this morning declined to hear appeals from two men convicted of capital murder for killing four people in Wichita in 2000, Kansas Attorney General Derek Schmidt said.
In 1955, Martin Luther King, Jr., was recruited to serve as spokesman for the Montgomery Bus Boycott. This campaign was built within the African American population of Montgomery, Ala., to force integration across the city’s bus line system.
The Barton Community College Library will team up with the English department and Barton’s literary annual “Prairie Ink” staff to host a “Getting Started Writer’s Workshop” from 6:30-8:30 p.m. Jan. 26 in the Cavanaugh Ballroom, in the Barton Library, Great Bend.
King showed us that being boisterous about our dreams and demands for equal rights is effective in drawing attention from those in charge of change. His messages were blunt, effective and inspiring.