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Kansas deer herd decimated by EHD

Kansas deer herd decimated by EHD

Kansas deer herd decimated by EHD

The Eastern Kansas white tailed deer herd has been decreased nearly 50 percent by Epizootic hemorrhagic disease. EHD is a hemorrhagic disease caused by a virus and spread by the bite of a midge or small fly, usually during the late summer or early fall, when the midge becomes active.

De-stress for heart health success

Over 144,000 people in Kanas live with coronary heart disease. There’s good news though, it can often be prevented! Small acts of self-care like taking walks, getting quality sleep, and cooking healthy meals help your heart.

Galena Police LOG

Galena Police officers were dispatched to 444 Four States Dr. to investigate a report of aggravated criminal threat. Offense occurred October 31. Galena Police officers served an arrest warrant at 702 E. 7th October 1.

Labette County Jail Report

Vincent Steven Janssen, 35, was arrested for another state agency on charges of aggravated failure appear and is being held in lieu of $25,000 bail. Milton Reinaldo Murillo, 34, was arrested by Chetopa Police officers on charges of operating a motor vehicle without a valid license and was released.
Sheriff offers winter weather preparedness tips

Sheriff offers winter weather preparedness tips

Sheriff offers winter weather preparedness tips

Message from the Sheriff As temperatures dip and winter weather forecasts start to include snow chances, Cherokee County Sheriff David Groves encourages residents to take steps ahead of time to prepare for possible bad weather. “We all know the weather can change rapidly in our area.
Veterans assembly features Caleb Linn

Veterans assembly features Caleb Linn

Veterans assembly features Caleb Linn

In what has become a tradition the students at Columbus Unified High School the students have honored local Veterans with a breakfast and program.

Planning commissioners sought by City Council

The Columbus Planning Commission is a new volunteer board, comprised of seven members, whose main purpose will be to provide expert advice on all matters related to planning and development to the City Council.

Guilty verdict returned after robbery trial

A Cherokee County Jury returned guilty verdicts Thursday afternoon following a two-day trial held at the Cherokee County Courthouse. Joseph Shipps, 42, of Sikeson, Missouri was found guilty of robbery, attempting to elude law enforcement and driving while suspended.

Final football contest winners

The final football contest of the season first place went to Dennis Frazier, a winner of several contests this season. In the final contest he missed three of the games. Larry Tedlock finished second as he missed four. Carolyn Eddington finished in third place also missing four.

CALENDAR

Tuesday, November 15 •Bunco activities at the Cherokee County Hospitality Center 516 N. Kansas 1 p.m.-3 p.m. Everyone welcome. •Johnston Public Library story time 10 a.m.- 10:30 a.m. •Central Junior High girls basketball vs. College Heights 4:30 p.m.   •Central Junior High wrestling at...