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KANOPOLIS — The Kanopolis Men’s Club received the Volunteer of the Year Award Saturday night in Kanopolis City Park to cap off the two days of food and fun known
On mornings that it hasn’t rained, three members of the Ellsworth Kiwanis Club can often be found at the new spray pad in Preisker Park, using a nozzle and hose
Danielle Rohr always seemed to know her place in this world was center stage. But as a teenager in a small, central Kansas town located more than 1,400 miles from
It’s not the kind of harvest where farmers move from field to field, stripping heads of wheat until only stubble is left. This is the kind of harvest where farmers
GENESEO — E.D. Janzen believed in the existence of visitors from other planets — visitors who came to earth not to frighten humans, but to warn them of the dangers
GENESEO — E.D. Janzen believed in the existence of visitors from other planets — visitors who came to earth not to frighten humans, but to warn them of the dangers
Alice Robson says she doesn’t have the secret to why the small Hallmark shop she operates with her husband, Ken, continues to flourish. In August, Robson’s Card & Gift Shop
When Shannon and Lindsay Mog first purchased the former Home Lumber & Supply Co. building on North Main Street, they thought it would be the perfect solution for storing materials
WILSON — While much of rural America, especially some areas of Kansas, have seen population declines in the last eight years, there are those like David Criswell, who believe in
From the files of the July 18, 1957 Ellsworth Reporter. ATTEMPTED ROBBERY Sometime between Monday night and early Tuesday morning the small brick structure back of the Flanders & Horejsi
Each summer, the Ellsworth County Independent-Reporter publishes photos of the summer recreation ball teams. Next week will be the final installment. If for some reason your team has not appeared,
If you saw someone doing cartwheels this past week on Douglas Avenue, we’re guessing it was a Democrat celebrating the news that former attorney general Kris Kobach has tossed his
We recently wrapped up our wheat harvest. Although our crew experienced a short harvest in comparison to previous years, we are still very thankful for the crop and for the
For anyone who doubts the validity of mental health issues, I have a few stories to tell. Thirteen years ago last January, I locked myself in my apartment on the
On the 30th day of May, 1854, President Franklin Pierce signed the Kansas-Nebraska Act into law altering the course of settlement across the western territories. Missouri Sen. David Atchison immediately
