Worship schedule
Unless otherwise noted, these regular gatherings are on Sunday and in Lindsborg.
December 2024
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Women from other states drive up Kansas abortions
More abortions occurred in Kansas in 2023 than ever before in the state’s recorded history — driven by a surge of patients living in nearby states with abortion bans.
Low-income renters fear retaliation for complaints
Many low-income renters in Kansas live in decaying homes with health hazards and believe there is little they can do to improve their situation, a survey shows.
Old Mill can fix leaning pavilion
The Lindsborg Old Mill & Swedish Heritage Museum has secured enough donations to make $151,500 in repairs to prevent collapse of the 1904 World’s Fair Swedish Pavilion. In continues to raise money fix the pavilion roof.
City policy would add parental leave
Scott Bontz News-Record Proposed revisions to the handbook for Lindsborg city employees include introduction of paid parental leave and the ability to turn unused sick… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sign Up Now Close
Ad hoc horns
Three trombones, three trumpets, and one pocket trumpet played Saturday afternoon in the brick canyon of Lucia Park for an event called Freeze Your Brass… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sign Up Now Close
Beware of birds that might have flu
Migrating flocks of wild birds can carry avian influenza, also known as the bird flu. That’s why Kansas officials are warning residents to avoid sick birds and report or dispose of dead ones.
Bethany men 1 for 2 in Colorado
The Bethany College men’s basketball team won an exhibition game and lost another in Colorado last week. The Swedes fell 85-70 to the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs on Friday, and the next day beat Colorado Christian University 79-76.
Bethany women lose 81-53
After four wins a row, the Bethany College women’s basketball lost 81-53 at Colorado Christian University on Dec. 19.
8% of Kansans lack health insurance
More than 8 percent of Kansans lacked health insurance in 2023, the Kansas Health Institute said.