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“I think we should hang tight until we see what he (Jordan) comes up with,” board member Josh Hurley said.
Hurley said he wants to see what the district enrollment is for the next couple of years.
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Have you ever seen a tree that was infested with poison ivy? The tangled brown mass and most of the branches you see are dead from poison ivy. When my
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From the files of the November 7, 1991 edition of The Ellsworth Reporter. 139 YEARS AGO November 10, 1881 We are having such beautiful fall weather that everyone feels glad
Read moreAnyone who expected directors of the Ellsworth County Medical Center to make a final decision at their Feb. 7 special meeting on whether to participate in the proposed Ellsworth American
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Kansas Sen. Richard Wilborn, R-McPherson, and Rep. Steven Johnson, R-Assaria, plan to be in Ellsworth County Feb. 22 to update constituents on developments in the Kansas Legislature. The two will
Read moreEllsworth officials like the idea of having a red, white and blue American flag painted on the side of the water tower near the city swimming pool. But they’re not
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Restoration work continues at Kanopolis Lake after near-record flooding in 2019 reduced attendance at Kanopolis State Park by 25 percent and wrecked roads and other infrastructure. As of this month,
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