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Sign up now for food handling education

K-State Research and Extension Wildcat District is conducting a ServSafe Food Handlers education program on April 24 starting at 8 a.m. Training will be held at the Independence Wildcat Extension Office Conference Room located at 410 Peter Pan Road, Independence.

Create Better Health nutrition education to begin

Spring into better health this April. Join us for our next Create Better Health Class that kicks off on April 19 at the Pittsburg Salvation Army from 2 -3 p.m. Create Better Health provides nutrition education to individuals and families eligible for SNAP benefits; these classes are free.

Sodium often gets bad rap in health world

Have you ever been told you need to cut back on your sodium intake? Sodium, also known as salt, tends to get a bad rap in the nutrition and health world. Fun fact, your body actually needs sodium.
Burglary suspect arrested

Burglary suspect arrested

Burglary suspect arrested

Just after 8 p.m. Monday, April 3, Cherokee County Sheriff’s Deputies were dispatched to a property outside of Riverton after residents noticed an unknown person entering a neighbor’s shed. Upon their arrival, deputies contacted the suspect, 36-year-old William Barnes, of Miami, Oklahoma.

Council may discuss chickens inside city

With the price of eggs hovering around $5 per dozen in the grocery store, some city residents are considering raising chickens to help fight inflation. With the restrictions currently in place it may be cheaper to pay the higher prices.

Caution urged before selling property

Area residents who received unsolicited offers to buy unused property for cash are being cautioned to take a closer look at any offer before signing on the dotted line. The buyer even includes a sale agreement in the letter and offers a speedy closing of the sale.

Easter egg hunt schedule

The Easter Egg Hunt Schedule begins Friday. Medicalodges will kick off the Easter Egg hunting season with their annual hunt at 2 p.m. on Friday, April 7 (today). The Chamber of Commerce Easter Egg Hunt begins at 10 a.m. Saturday in the Columbus City Park.

Drug offender gets KDOC term

Church entitled “I Believe He Died For Me.” Chris Richardson from recently. The sentence was ordered March 22, after Beaty pleaded guilty in November 2022, to several felonies, including possessing methamphetamine in May 2021 and again in March 2022.
Evan Walters

Evan Walters

Evan Walters

Evan Walters, was named the champion of the fourth and fifth grade Columbus School Science Fair for his project “Mud Watt” in which he showed that electricity could be generated from mud. Parker Neely presented the certificates and boxed science projects to the winners.