When is a wall more than a wall?
When is a wall more than a wall?
The number of COVID-19 cases appear to be headed in the right direction, Andrew Bair, chief executive officer at Ellsworth County Medical Center, said during the Feb. 17 meeting of the board of directors.
On Feb. 19, Kelley Laswell, interim administrator at the Good Samaritan Society Ellsworth Village, announced in a letter to the Good Samaritan family, residents and employees, that family and friends of Good Samaritan residents can now schedule visits with loved ones.
Ellsworth County health officials have decided to drop the mass gathering limitation. Previously, the maximum number of people who could gather in the county was limited to 20 due to fears of spreading COVID-19.
Find your favorite athlete! Enjoy our 2021 Sports Cards!
Wish Garnell Hanson a happy 85th birthday! Hope you have a great day!
Find your favorite athlete! Pick up a copy of the 2-25 I/R and enjoy the 2021 Sports Cards!
From the files of the September 15, 1988 edition of The Ellsworth Reporter.
These pictures of Edie and George Grogg, above shown with their dog, Bella, were taken Friday by the Independent-Reporter at the Hodgden House Museum in Ellsworth. The couple, owners of Ellsworth Service Center, and the company’s wrecker, will be featured in the March edition of Tow Times Magazine. ALAN RUSCH/Ellsworth County Independent-Reporter
The Kansas Attorney General’s office in Topeka has been called to investigate a complaint filed under the Kansas Open Records Act against the Ellsworth City Council.
The Lady Bearcats posted a perfect week Friday when they defeated the Lady Leopards of Lincoln, 38-22, in a non-conference game at Lincoln.
Regarding the Picnic Movie:
We are coming to the first major deadline in the Kansas legislature. Turnaround, when bills need to be passed out of the first chamber to be passed to the other for consideration is in two weeks. This coming week is the last time for our committees to meet, finishing our work in the full House the following week. Staff works to get the bills “turned around” to the other chamber to begin the following week.
1865 marked the beginning of regular travel over Butterfield’s Overland Despatch (B.O.D.) along the desolate Smoky Hill Trail through the center of Kansas to Denver City, Colo.
This week's cartoon illustrates to all us pet owners how our furry friends feel about the inclement weather.
