The Corner Post
A cowboy who’s just spent all day Bringing back some skittish strays, Dreams that night of a mighty fence That withstands all the elements.
October 2024
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Rodine wins teacher of the year
Darren Rodine, an English language arts teacher at Smoky Valley Middle School, is the school district’s IMPACT teacher of the year.
Public Safety
Oct. 11 Police went an accidental 911 call in the 400 block of North Chestnut.
How to vote early or Nov. 5
Tuesday is the last day to apply for an advance voting ballot. You can do so at www.ksvotes.org or at the McPherson County clerk̓s office, in the basement at 117 N.
Earl Dauer
Earl Dauer, 94, of Lindsborg, Kansas, passed away October 16, 2024, at Sunflower Terrace Assisted Living. He was born Nov. 19. 1929, the son of Robert Theodore “Ted” Dauer and LaVerne (Oleen) Dauer.
Homeless: work often won’t cover rent
Julie Riggins has spent much of her adult life looking for housing to avoid being homeless. Despite earning a paycheck during many of those years, Riggins rarely had enough money to afford rent for the housing that was available.
Early football in Lindsborg
The early history of football in Lindsborg is covered by Tim Stewart in the October issue of Vår Historia, the Smoky Valley Historical Association newsletter.
Bethany runners set bests
The Bethany College cross country team̓s runners had seven seasonal bests in the Carol Swenson Cross Country Invitational on Saturday at McPherson College. The men placed fifth among six teams.