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Highlights
Week of Nov. 1
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| Bel Aire |
Group requests changes to K-254 Taylor Messick
On Oct. 18, the newly formed K-254 Corridor Development Association gave presentations before the Kansas Department of Transportation and the Kansas Task Force in support of major changes to the highway in the future.
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| Birthdays & Anniversaries |
Celebrations
Nov. 2 through 8
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| Columns |
From the library Janice Sharp, director
Author to talk about Nuremberg
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Out of the office Chris Strunk
Going to miss Chuck's perspective
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The View from Sunflower Gardens Marilyn Bentley
Kansas has many ag products for U.S.
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| Commentary |
What's on your mind
Views from News readers
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| Deaths |
JO ANN GERLING
Jo Ann Gerling, 63, of Valley Center, died Oct. 27, 2018.
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JOHN WIEWEL
John “Johnny" Stephen Wiewel, 37, of Emporia, formerly of Wichita, died Oct. 19, 2018.
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NICK STRUNK
Nick L. Strunk, 96, died Oct 29, 2018.
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ROSALIE CLITES
Rosalie “Rosie" A. Clites, 74, of El Dorado, died Oct. 19, 2018.
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| Editorials |
Too many wrecks on Ridge
The 5300 through the 9000 blocks of North Ridge Road west of Valley Center is a dangerous stretch of road, and drivers should remain alert while in the area.
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| General |
Highlights
Week of Nov. 1
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| Heard on Main Street |
Heard on Main Street
Week of Nov. 1
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| Kechi |
Kechi council approves industrial improvements Taylor Messick
The Kechi City Council held a rare Wednesday night meeting Oct. 24. It was rescheduled because the governing body had other business to attend to on Oct. 25.
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| Letters to the Editor |
Ranzau defends self
Apparently, there has been an ongoing effort to mis-characterize my support of senior citizens and Senior Centers in Valley Center and Park City. Please let me clarify the situation.
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Taxpayers’ champion
It's getting down to the wire for this election and we would like to encourage everyone to vote for Richard Ranzau.
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The clear choice
Richard Ranzau is the clear choice for re-election to the Sedgwick County Commission. His dedication and work ethic have earned him the respect and trust of the people in District 4. They know he can be trusted to oppose wasteful spending so that hard-earned taxpayer money can go to important projects like the Joint Law Enforcement Training Center and the new Tag Office.
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| Looking Back |
Looking Back
Week of Nov. 1
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| Park City |
Atwoods pondered move to Maize Taylor Messick
Park City helps co. stay in area
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Woman opens dog-grooming shop Taylor Messick
Christina Mayfield has opened Chisholm Tails Dog Grooming at 6154 N. Independence, next to Spangles, in Park City. Mayfield's talent and passion for her craft are already getting the attention of the community.
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| Police & Fire |
Blotter Buzz
Week of Nov. 1
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Kechi police reports
Oct. 1 through 27
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Park City police reports
Oct. 22 through 28
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Valley Center police reports and fire calls
Oct. 22 through 28
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| Recreation League |
81 Speedway
Oct. 27
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FOOTBALL PICKS: Regehr wins Week 7
Week 8 picks listed
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Junior Hornet football
Oct. 27 game
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| School |
4-H report
Valley Victors
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Highlights
Week of Nov. 1
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| School |
Hornet runners compete at 5A state Chris Strunk
Two runners with the Valley Center High School cross country team finished their season at the Class 5A state meet Oct. 27 in Lawrence.
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Hornets’ season ends with loss at Great Bend Chris Strunk
Valley falls to Great Bend, finishes 3-6
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| School |
Marching band saves best for last The News staff
With its show, “War Dance," under the direction of Jan Verboom and Amanda Jolly, the band placed second overall, received I ratings in field and marching, and was recognized as outstanding drum majors and high drums.
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School menus
Nov. 5 through 9
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| Sheriff |
Sheriff's reports
Oct. 21 through 27
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| Valley Center |
Fatal wreck
Rescue workers respond to a wreck in the 8900 block of North Ridge Road Oct. 30.
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Meals on wheels Chris Strunk
Woman opens food trailer in store parking lot
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Police respond to animal issues The News staff
On Oct. 25, Valley Center police were called to Bentley to assist the sheriff's office with an animal control disturbance. The nature of the disturbance was not reported.
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Thief eats hot dogs, exits The News staff
Late Oct. 27, Valley Center police were called to take a theft report at Kwik Shop, 110 E. Fifth.
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Tractors shot by BB gun The News staff
Vandals damaged the equipment that's being used to reconstruct East Fifth Street in Valley Center last week.
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Voting begins in midterms The News staff
Early voting at the Sedgwick County Election Office in downtown Wichita will continue from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. through Nov. 2; from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Nov. 3; and from 8 a.m. to noon Nov. 5.
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