City keeps deals to sell water and rights to it
The Lindsborg City Council on Monday night continued two water deals that bring in about $20,000 a year. It also approved almost $26,000 for a mechanism to lift patients into an ambulance.
April 2025
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Vikings tennis 2nd at Bethel meet
The Smoky Valley High School boy’s tennis team took second place among eight teams at the Swather Invitational held March 31 at Bethel College. The Vikings’ Jack Bieker and Pierce Keller won the No.
Bethay women's tennis 1 for 3
The Bethany College women’s tennis team lost twice on the road last week, then won at home on Sunday. The Swedes fell 5-2 at University of St.
Vikings softball loses 2 in Haven
The Smoky Valley High School softball team lost 16-1 in both games of their double header in Haven on April 1. In the first game, the Wildcats scored in all four innings, including five runs in each the second and third.
Swedes softball loses four
The Bethany College softball team lost four games on the road in the past week. The Swedes gave up a double header April 2 at Sterling College, 3-0 and then 9-0 in five innings.
Bethany men's tennis wins 1 of 3 meets
The Bethany College men’s tennis team played three meets in five days, winning once.
Through a glass, darkly
The Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks recently held public meetings about whether to change the three-month season for hunting coyotes with lights and high-tech scopes that make the animals pop out white in the black of night. This kind of hunting has been allowed in Kansas since 2021.
March was warmer, drier than average
March was mostly warm and dry in Kansas, although there were pockets of above average precipitation, the National Weather Service office in Wichita said. It was the warmest March since 2012 for most locations.