Enjoy Chapter Two of the "Kidnapping of Mrs. Santa"
Enjoy Chapter Two of the "Kidnapping of Mrs. Santa"
For Mildred Janzen, Thanksgiving is about family and the wonderful life she has enjoyed after surviving the horror of Germany as a teenager during World War II.
>The face mask mandate remains in effect in Ellsworth County. That was the consensus of Ellsworth County commissioners Monday after a weekly review of the resolution they signed nearly two weeks ago.
COVID-19 is continuing to take a toll at Ellsworth County Medical Center, in more ways than one.
It won’t be the holiday shopping opening of years past, thanks to the safety precautions forced by the coronavirus pandemic.
Sterling is noted for being the location of two notable movies: Hollywood’s 1955 “Picnic” and the 1984 made-for-television movie “Parade.” Now a third movie can be added to that list: “The Murphy S
As she gazed at the falling snow Friday, Randi (Deming) Nienke learned that Ellsworth schools planned to dismiss early due to the winter weather.
This past week, while reading Alan Rusch’s story on the monthly Ellsworth County Medical Center board meeting, I felt an overwhelming need to thank the many professionals who are helping Ellsworth County through the worst pandemic since the 1918 flu that killed thousands of Americans.
From the files of the February 9, 1984 edition of The Ellsworth Reporter.
KANOPOLIS — Tom Wilkinson is the newest member of the Kanopolis City Council. At the Nov. 10 meeting, he was sworein to succeed Matt Munoz, who recently resigned.
Thanksgiving is upon us. It is time to give thanks for all that we have. We all need to stop and look around us, look at the beauty that comes along with fall.
Kids getting restless? Here's a fun filled page to entertain them and make their minds grow!
Invite your children to color our annual Christmas Coloring Page! They can mail it to 304 N. Douglas, Ellsworth, KS 67439, or drop it in our drop box on the right hand side of our front door.
“Come on, people, smile on your brother, everybody get together
Charlie Jennison bristled just a bit after two “school girls” passed him as he stood in the doorway of his hotel/saloon.
Through vertical consolidation, corporate farms control the majority of Kansas’ beef, swine, dairy and poultry operations. (Socially Responsible Agriculture Project)
Paul Johnson
Special to the I-R
It’s doubtful downtown Ellsworth will ever appear on the nightly news with looters running in and out of burning stores hauling away as much merchandise as possible before order is restored.
