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It was the kind of storm residents of Central Kansas will remember for years — sustained high winds with gusts of more than 100 miles an hour, wildfires, blowing dust.

Power Restoration efforts continue for the Third Day

We ask for your patience as we do our best to respond to the effects of Wednesday's windstorm. We continue to experience significant outages across our service territory. Currently, 2000 members are still without electrical power throughout Western's service territory.

Kansas Highway Patrol Arrests Man In Wilson

 A 27 year-old Kansas man remains in custody at the Ellsworth County Jail after being arrested by the Kansas Highway Patrol Dec. 13 after a high speed chase that started on Interstate 70.Authorities are still trying to determine where the individual is from in Kansas.

Old hospital moves closer to demolition

Members of the Ellsworth City Council voted unanimously Monday night to authorize city administrator Rusty Varnado to sign a consulting agreement aimed at the eventual demolition of the former Ellsworth County hospital building.

Fredrickson advocates for administrator

Bob Fredrickson of Ellsworth had several comments for Ellsworth County commissioners Monday as a follow-up to the discussion he had with them at an earlier commission meeting.He started with the idea of a county administrator.

ECMC eyes vaccination mandate

No action was taken by the Ellsworth County Medical Center board of directors Nov. 17, after a 15-minute executive session to discuss non-elected personnel (individual, unvaccinated employees).

EMS get Western Coop grant

EMS get Western Coop grant The Ellsworth County EMS recently received a $1,000 grant from the Western Cooperative Electric’s Sharing Success Fund to help fund construction of a new training room.

Ellsworth to consider asbestos plan

A team from National Catastrophe Restoration, Inc. will make a presentation Monday, Dec. 13, to the Ellsworth City Council on the former Veteran’s Memorial Hospital.
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