The EJSHS cross country team traveled to Camp Wa Ja outside of Lyons Oct. 1, to compete in their invitational meet. Ellsworth head coach Eric Coonrod said after a 45
The EJSHS cross country team traveled to Camp Wa Ja outside of Lyons Oct. 1, to compete in their invitational meet. Ellsworth head coach Eric Coonrod said after a 45
WILSON — It wasn’t the Homecoming game the Wilson High School Dragons football team and the Dragon’s faithful fans had planned at home for the Oct. 4 match-up against the
KANOPOLIS — What started as a 15- to 20-minute video has ended as an almost 57-minute documentary on the history of Fort Harker. “Fort Harker. Gateway Post to the Frontier”
KANOPOLIS — As a girl growing to adulthood in Colorado, Lynn Scates Adams had heard vague stories of her great-grandfather’s twin brother, Charles Sternberg, the fossil hunter. It wasn’t until
MINNEAPOLIS — In the final league game of the season, the Ellsworth Bearcats beat the Minneapolis Lions, 21-12. The ‘Cats were eager to win so that they could go into
CLAFLIN — The Central Plains High School Lady Oilers Tennis team dominated the scoring Sept. 24, during the Central Plains Quad tennis tournament in Claflin, with Number One singles player
The fourth annual High School Forensics Showcase, presented by Sterling College was held Thursday, Sept. 12, in the Hansen Auditorium on the Kansas State fairgrounds and was hosted and organized
Anew medical provider is now seeing patients at Ellsworth County Medical Center. Ryan Lahey, a certified physician’s assistant, started Aug. 12, after doing his student rotation at ECMC a couple
Garden City native Kali Barnett, 34, told voters Sept. 26 she would fight for policies that help farmers and teachers if she is elected to represent the Kansas First Congressional
Trisha and Justin Nelson shared more than a marriage and three children. They also were born on the same day, July 10, in different years. Trisha celebrated her 40th birthday
From the files of the Aug. 22, 1991 edition of the Ellsworth Reporter. 138 YEARS AGO August 25, 1881 The Union Pacific paycar went west on the 20th. School commences
KANOPOLIS — What started as a 15- to 20-minute video has ended as an almost 57-minute documentary on the history of Fort Harker. “Fort Harker. Gateway Post to the Frontier”
Two unbeaten teams remained in Class 2A, District 8 heading into the fifth week of the season, Ellsworth and Hoisington. Top-ranked Hoisington beat Ellsworth in dominating fashion Friday night with
The Ellsworth Junior-Senior High School Lady Bearcats Varsity Volleyball team came away with a 10-11 record Oct. 1 after taking on Minneapolis. The Lady ‘Cats varsity squad played two rounds
It is late summer, 2019, the third year that the Office of President of the United States has been occupied by one causing great concern among humanity around the world.
As the calendar turns to October and a political circus fully envelops D.C., it’s important to remember there’s an election on the horizon that’s not the 2020 presidential referendum. In
The Texas cattle drives stimulated a new era of economic growth across the Kansas plains, especially after Joseph McCoy opened his “cattle depot” at Abilene in 1867. Chicago and St.
What’s that old saying? The best-laid plans of mice and men often go awry. That was the case Saturday night. Because of unexpected happenings elsewhere, we missed the Match Month
