Commission advised to watch budget

  • The third grade classes were assisted by high school students in their Read Across America program on Friday. The high school students were making apple pie while the Highland third graders were making pizza. Korbyn Martin and Livia Rooney put the apples in the pie shell crusts.
    The third grade classes were assisted by high school students in their Read Across America program on Friday. The high school students were making apple pie while the Highland third graders were making pizza. Korbyn Martin and Livia Rooney put the apples in the pie shell crusts.
  • Emma Vilela and Tysie Smith put the crusts on the apple pies for the Read Across America Pie and Pizza day at Highland School on Friday.
    Emma Vilela and Tysie Smith put the crusts on the apple pies for the Read Across America Pie and Pizza day at Highland School on Friday.
    “The public health and economic impacts of COVID-19 have severely affected county budgets. The pandemic has intensified an on-going storm in which counties are losing populations,” Dave Trabert, Chief Executive Officer of Kansas Policy Institute., told the Cherokee County Commission. “Some areas have the highest effective property tax rates in the nation and now most county gove...

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