Gypsum City Council minutes Jan. 13
The meeting was called to order at 7 p.m. by Mayor Kruse.
February 2025
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Students score mostly above average
Students at Smoky Valley Public Schools scored higher than the state average in 47 of 57 categories of mid-year testing for English, math, and science. They tied the average in six categories and were lower in four.
State allows agents to work with ICE
TOPEKA — The Kansas Bureau of Investigation formally agreed to dedicate agents to enhance collaboration with the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement in the search for people without documentation to legally be in the country.
CHURCH TIMES
Unless otherwise noted, these gatherings are on Sunday and in Lindsborg.
Skiing here and there
A hot Swedish heart-shaped waffle with generous whipped cream and lingonberry jam is the perfect companion for a day of gliding over snow-covered slopes. But delicious treats are just one reason to love skiing in Sweden.
Schools' leader takes job in Salina
After three years as superintendent of Smoky Valley Public Schools, Heath Hogan will leave to lead public education in Salina.
Gun-ed spat in House prompts 2-hour cool-down
TOPEKA — An intense confrontation between a Republican and Democrat on the Kansas House floor Feb. 20 during a gun debate forced the chamber into a two-hour recess as leadership worked to de-escalate tensions.
Art show 'Miracles of Christ'
Christ Cathedral, the Episcopal church in downtown Salina, will hold its second pre-Easter art exhibit March 7 to April 18, featuring 14 regional artists.
House forwards GOP-crafted budget to Senate
TOPEKA — The Republican-led Kansas House approved a state budget bill Feb. 19 that would appropriate about $162 million less than recommended by Democratic Gov. Laura Kelly.