(12) Bethel Threshers vs. (6) Southwestern Moundbuilders
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October 2022
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Ownes: Vote Yes on both constitutional amendments
There are two constitutional amendments on the ballot for November. They really haven’t received much media coverage, so I wanted to take a moment and share with you what they do and why I support them both. First, HCR 5014 is an amendment to allow legislative oversight of the state agency rules and regulations process that has been used to make laws without going through the legislature.
Railer soccer team hits late for win
Back in early September at the Titan Classic, the Newton High School boys’ soccer team was able to score early against the Derby Panthers and hold on for a 2-0 win. Tuesday at Fischer Field, Newton waited until the final 11 minutes of play to score against the Panthers, claiming a 3-0 win in AV-CTL I play.
Showing off a dream car on a Friday night
One never knows who, or what, might be seen at a Friday night “Cruise In” hosted at North Dillon’s each week. The collection of cars spans all eras, and in all stages of restoration. Last week Wayne Alexander, who since 1974 I have been converting cars/ trucks to all battery power, showed up with a unique ride - one of his dream cars.
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CREP Regulations, Industrial Wind Turbines A special Harvey County Commissioner’s meeting is planned for Thursday, October 13th, 6:30 p.m., at the Meridian Center. The purpose of the meeting is to discuss and act on recent CREP revisions approved by the Harvey County Planning and Zoning Board.
Farm Bureau Insight: The rural impact
My fellow Kansas Farm Bureau (KFB) members this is a call to action, a challenge, we need you to go out and vote Nov. 8. I am not going to sugarcoat it, instead I am going to hit this head on. Every one of our members need to get out and vote and your neighbors need to get out and vote — agriculture depends on it.
After the deluge
In 1988 climatologist James Hansen announced, “Global warming has arrived.” Now, 34 years later, it is painfully obvious that climate catastrophe has arrived. Featuring scenes that have become more and more routine in recent years, summer in the northern hemisphere saw extreme heat and wildfires in many places, as well as torrential rains and colossal floods that washed away the products of human settlement in others.
Louise Marie Schroeder
Louise Marie Schroeder, 88, died on September 21, 2022. She was born on July 24, 1934, in Hartford, Kansas, the daughter of Jessie and Genivive (Crouch) Stutesman.
Kermit Omer Ratzlaff
Kermit Omer Ratzlaff, Hillsboro, Kansas, passed away peacefully on September 27, 2022, at Parkside Home in Hillsboro at the age of 100. Kermit was born December 26, 1921, in the Hillsboro Hospital to Jonathan J and Marie Plenert Ratzlaff.