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The validity of a formal complaint accusing Ellsworth city officials of violating the Kansas Open Records Act is still being examined by the Kansas Attorney General’s Office, officials confirmed late last week.
Read moreHOLYROOD — Greg Clark, superintendent of the Holyrood-based Central Plains USD 112, has a good reason for republishing the district’s 2020-21 budget — the unexpected success of a virtual high school diploma program partnership with Graduation Alliance.
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The Levitt Barn, below, was moved in 1946 from near downtown Wilson to the Princ farm east of Wilson along Kansas Highway 232. Plans call for the barn to be moved again, this time to a site close to its original location.
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Sharolyn Jackson says there’s no need to be deceived by the name of one of K-State Research and Extension’s most popular statewide programs; there are a lot of avenues to physical health.
Citizens State Bank & Trust Co., Ellsworth, is
announces that Don Kozisek, Holyrood, was elected
chairman of the Board of Directors at the annual
stockholder’s meeting on Jan. 27, 2021.
This is one of four “Way Finding” signs at various points around Ellsworth that were installed at the end of February. The signs, which were made by Apple One Media of Belleville, are a project of the Ellsworth Area Chamber of Commerce.
Read moreMany parents already know that to protect their children from danger, they need to monitor their activities and remain in close communication with them.
Ellsworth City Administrator Rusty Varnado clarified at Monday’s meeting of the Ellsworth City Council what the end of the countywide face mask mandate would mean for Ellsworth residents.