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Many local residents

Many local residents

Many local residents

Many local residents had water pipes freeze during the recent minus 30-degree wind chill cold snap. The city is no different. A fire plug at the corner of Maple Street and Pennsylvania Avenue was spraying water Wednesday morning.
COVID-19 guidelines became more fluid in 2022

COVID-19 guidelines became more fluid in 2022

COVID-19 guidelines became more fluid in 2022

The first quarter of 2022 was filled with news despite most activities being curtailed by the COVID-19 pandemic. Looking back through the year beginning with the first three months in today’s issue of the News-Report. In the next few issues the year will continue in review.

Winning the grain marketing game

Winning the Grain Marketing Game workshop will be hosted by Cherokee County K-State Research and Extension January 10 from 10 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. at the Cherokee County Extension Office located at 124 W. Country Rd in Columbus, Kansas. Lunch will be provided by local sponsors.

Cherokee County Jail Report

Kyle Reese Nuckles, 34, was arrested Thursday by Cherokee County Sheriff’s Deputies on charges of aggravated assault on a Law Enforcement officer, interference with a Law Enforcement officer; obstruct or resist, failure to appear and a warrant and is being held in lieu of $15,000 bail.

Galena Police LOG

Galena Police officers investigated a report of theft of property or services, burglary; vehicle or other means and criminal damage to property. Items reported stolen were a catalytic converter and a chainsaw valued at approximately $1,800. Offense occurred October 3.

New Year’s resolution: Declutter your home

Are you still trying to decide on your New Year’s resolution? One common resolution is to declutter your home and get organized. Research shows that keeping your home organized and clutter free can have a positive impact on your happiness and physical health.

Area Accident Report

A fatality train accident occurred December 26 at approximately 9:45 p.m. A Kansas City Southern locomotive driven by Ronnie L. Clift, 63, Baxter Springs, was traveling south on the railroad tracks west of Missouri Highway 43, one mile North of Joplin, Mo. He struck a pedestrian on the tracks.

Giving Tuesday hosted by CFSEK

Each year to join in the celebration of generosity on Giving Tuesday, a national day dedicated to giving and philanthropy the Community Foundation of Southeast Kansas hosts Match Day. CFSEK has announced a record-breaking 2022 Match Day grand total of $269,793.46.