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Dustin Stambaugh, U.S. Army veteran and Ellsworth American Legion Post 174 Service Officer, meets with local veterans and their families from 10 a.m.-noon at Ellsworth City Hall.
Read moreThere is no school today for students in the Ellsworth-Kanopolis-Geneseo USD 327 school district due to a teacher in-service/work day
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WILSON — The Midland Railroad Hotel celebrated its 125th anniversary with a combination of live music, food, an exclusive television screening as well as fun activities for all ages.
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Not only Indians, but outlaws, were prompting settlement in southern Kansas in 1879. Border towns found their proximity to Indian Territory both advantageous and troubling. Trade from the territory was lucrative, and cattlemen provided a vibrant economy with their vast herds of cattle on the territory’s lush carpet of grass.
Read moreWAKEENEY — The Ellsworth tennis team competed at regionals Oct. 11., taking first place with 22 points and qualifying every team member for the state tournament.
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