POLICE, FIRE & MEDICAL
June 20 Police spoke with people who had questions about offender registration. Police referred them to the McPherson County Sheriff’s Office. Police went to Lindsborg… Login to continue reading Login…
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Classical music Sunday at the Sandzén
Three violinists, one violist, and a pianist will perform works by Mozart, Beethoven, Mendelssohn, Amanda Harberg, Noam Faingold, and Christian Sinding at 2 p.m. Sunday… Login to continue reading Login…
The face of tariffs at home
President Trump’s tariffs could make things tough for some Lindsborg businesses, but what they mostly suffer now is uncertainty. This is partly because of the delay in effect, partly because of where imported goods happen to be in transit when a tariff is imposed, and partly because of how Trump has gone back and forth so much on so many possible tariffs.
Bridge links long bike trail
Cyclists will be able to ride nearly 100 miles of uninterrupted trail in eastern Kansas thanks to a new bridge near Ottawa.
City has rules about using fireworks for the Fourth
The city reminds residents of the rules for using fireworks to celebrate the Fourth of July. They can be lit only from 8 a.m.
Don't lose track in the fog of war
So, the United States is at war again.
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A call to live intentionally
In 2 Corinthians 4:1-6, Paul is telling the believers in Corinth some hard but important truths to live by and to remember as they walk with the Lord. Now, we obviously aren’t the early believers in Corinth, but the truth and the challenge that Paul gave still deeply apply to us in Lindsborg today! The heartbeat of what Paul is teaching here is a call for believers to live intentionally — to not compromise the truths of the Word of God and to be a light to those around them.
Sandzén begins expansion
TREES TOPPLED: An excavator topples a pine that stood at least 50 feet at the Birger Sandzén Memorial Gallery. The somewhat smaller pine behind it also came down June 20.