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From the files of the November 28, 1991 edition of The Ellsworth Reporter.
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Proverbs 22:28 says, “Do not move an ancient boundary stone set up by your forefathers (NIV).” This is a warning that I think we desperately need to look at in the church today. We must adapt to reach this new generation, but we must be careful that we do not remove ancient landmarks established by God. Salvation is not based upon our works … but this has sometimes made us afraid to draw Godly lines of Christian conduct. Many of our children, youth, and baby Christians honestly do not know what is right or wrong. The church desperately needs to establish Godly boundaries to give direction and security to the world of today.
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This past week, organizers of the annual Kiwanis Club Home and Garden Show decided to follow the lead of the Ellsworth County Medical Center and Auxiliary and cancel the March 21 event as a health precaution.
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A volunteer firefighter sustained burns and four Ellsworth residents were without homes after a fire jumped from one residence to another late Saturday night.
Read moreIn order to keep residents of Ellsworth County informed of new developments related to the coronavirus, the Independent-Reporter plans to have one of our reporters assigned to updates on our website during business hours.
Read moreEllsworth County is beginning to feel the squeeze as reaction to the coronavirus continues to spread. At Gene’s Heartland Foods, the shelves which ordinarily are home to a supply of toilet paper are bare, and sanitary wipes and other sanitary supplies are in short supply.
Read moreEllsworth County commissioners took action Wednesday morning to help prevent the eventual spread of the coronavirus in Ellsworth County.
Ellsworth-Kanopolis-Geneseo School District Superintendent Dale Brungardt said Tuesday that administrators and staff will work next week to plan the rest of the school year in the wake of an announcement earlier in the day that all Kansas school f
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