Archive By Author - Jim Misunas
Fort Larned USD 495 approves budget publication
By Jim Misunas
Chase fire destroys home
CHASE - An apparent electrical fire triggered a blaze that destroyed a three-story home and adjacent garage Wednesday evening. The home and possessions of Shannon McEachern were declared a total loss.
Larned, Pawnee County to apply for moderate income housing money
By Jim Misunas
Grant program to award $100,000 to four projects
By Jim Misunas
Runners compete in Kiwanis Santa Fe Run/Walk
LARNED - Ness City track and cross county coach Patrick Younger practices what he preaches.
Ellinwood youngsters dominate Larned triathlon
By Jim Misunas
Larned Correctional Mental Health Facility honors employees
By Jim Misunas
SOULFUL SONGS
Jim Mosher has hit the right chords for more than 30 years as a professional musician. The fact he's found his perfect instrument of communication is all the better. His harp valued at more than $5,000 features 38 strings.
Peace Camp
RUSH COUNTY - The Dominican Sisters of Peace who reside and minister at Heartland Farm carry on a quiet existence 51 weeks a year. The farmstead in Rush County is 14 miles west of Great Bend, 10 miles northwest of Pawnee Rock and 12 miles northeast from Larned.
Santa Fe Trail Days seeks bigger, better event
By Jim Misunas
Former Santa Fe Trail Center director to serve as grand marshal
By Jim Misunas
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Easter Bunny stops in GB
Children at Tiffany's Day Care in the 900 block of Williams enjoy an early Easter visit from the Easter Bunny. The business is operated by Tiffany Nily.
Respect others
It's all about respect and simple courtesy - two traits which seem to be harder to find.
TIME TO CELEBRATE
LARNED – Kansas Department for Aging and Disability Services Secretary Shawn Sullivan joined staff and members of the community Thursday to observe and celebrate the 100th anniversary of the founding of Larned State Hospital.
Hoisington’s comeback sparks sweep
NICKERSON - After the Hoisington Cardinals worked hard for an opening baseball victory, the nightcap came much easier.
Collections stewardship expected to enhance Santa Fe Trail Center
By Jim Misunas
Football player honored
Satanta High School freshman Anthony Crump walked to the front of Midian Shrine Temple in Wichita Saturday to receive a special honor.
DRIVER’S ED
ST. JOHN - Macksville's Rachael East is accustomed to thinking fast and performing under pressure.
Harris captures first place at Great Bend Invitational
GREAT BEND - Grant Harris led Great Bend High School's tennis team with a first-place at No. 1 singles at the Great Bend Invitational. Great Bend finished third with 36 points. Harris cruised through a 6-0 record. His closest match was a 8-6 decision over Sterling's Zach Brashear.
Dog-gone fun
The Golden Belt Humane Society adopted five dogs and one cat during Saturday's Adopt-a-Pet Saturday at Orscheln Farm and Home. Next Saturday, the Golden Belt Humane Society will Adopt-A-Pet at Waters True Value.
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