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Cherokee County Court Docket

Maradeth Frederick Wednesday, May 17 9 a.m. – In the Matter of the Estate of Terry Edward Bond, final settlement, (probate) 9 a.m. – State of Kansas vs. Emily Clark, sentencing, (criminal) 9 a.m. – Patrick Wayne Colston vs. State of Kansas, status conference, (civil) 9:15 a.m. – State of Kansas...

Summer offers great opportunity to earn extra spending money

It is hard to believe that school will be out in just a few short weeks. For many young adults, the free time in the summer offers a great opportunity to earn extra spending money. When looking for a summer job, keep in mind that this could be an excellent opportunity to test out your future career.

Cherokee County Jail Report

Alexandria Renee Kloer, 26, was arrested Sunday by Cherokee County Sheriff’s Deputies on three counts of failure to appear, two counts of theft by deception, cultivate or distribute with intent, opiates, opium, narcotic or stimulant, possession of certain hallucinogenic drugs and use or possess...

CALENDAR

Tuesday, May 16 •Bunco activities at the Cherokee County Hospitality Center 516 N. Kansas 1 p.m.-3 p.m. Everyone welcome. •Baxter Springs American Legion Post 206 meets at 6:30 p.m. in the Post Home at 13th and Military Avenue. •Titan Baseball regional semi-finals at Girard, Columbus plays 5...
Area students get governor’s honor award

Area students get governor’s honor award

Area students get governor’s honor award

The governor’s scholar’s program has recognized outstanding area students who finished in the top one percent of their class.
Skidmore residents may receive property surveys

Skidmore residents may receive property surveys

Skidmore residents may receive property surveys

Residents of the Skidmore community are just north of Columbus met with County and State officials Monday to discuss the property boundaries which one official called the “worst mess I’ve ever dealt with in my career.”
USD247 recognized

USD247 recognized

USD247 recognized

USD247 recognized employees before school let out for summer break. Joyce Fox was recognized for 35 years of service. Superintendent Dr. Brad Miner presented her with her award.
Eddington speaks at Baccalaureate

Eddington speaks at Baccalaureate

Eddington speaks at Baccalaureate

It is unusual to have a Baccalaureate speaker who has a special insight to the class he is addressing because his younger brother is a member of the graduating class and the speaker has truly watched most of the class “grow-up.”

Pit bull ordinance dropped in Weir

Two alleged pit bull dogs became the topic of a controversy at the Weir City Council meeting last week. According to reports to the councilmembers two pit bull dogs escaped from their yard and reportedly attacked a child.

Protect your skin in summer sun

By Michelle Broxterman Summer is right around the corner, which for many people means picnics, swimming, gardening, and other outdoor activities. Before stepping outdoors though, it’s important to think about protecting your skin’s health.