2026 News Archive
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Gas Prices Remain High as August Will Likely Set New Record
WASHINGTON, DC– The national average for a gallon of regular gasoline is one cent lower than last week at $4.09, but there’s been little movement on the crude oil front.
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I WONDER | How to dispose of medications
Q: Is there a right way to get rid of unused medicine and needles?
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Pinnacle Aerospace Reaches New Heights
By Laura Lombardi A major investment in advanced manufacturing technology is putting Pinnacle Aerospace on the global map while creating new opportunities for growth in…
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Making Sense of Mill Levies
By Stacy Davis, Executive Director, Sumner County Economic Development Budget season in local rural government—mill levy season—is one of those times of year when you…
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Crusaders in College: Colton Bannister and Milo Elder
By Ace Finch Former Crusader football players, Colton Bannister and Milo Elder have traded the red and grey uniforms of the Dukes to the purple…
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Have you shared your back-to-school photo yet?
We’re sharing a few of our favorite “First Day” photos — and there’s still time for you to enter at wellingtondailynews.com! One lucky winner will…
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A Life Well Traveled: Alice Buellesfeld Turns 98
By Laura Lombardi One of Wellington’s most well-traveled residents is celebrating her 98th birthday today, Aug. 27, 2026. Alicia “Alice” Gastillo (Castro) Buellesfeld was born…
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Free After-School Meals Available for Wellington Students
By Laura Lombardi Wellington families have access to free meals for children participating in qualifying after-school programs through the Child and Adult Care Food Program…
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Residents Invited to Public Hearing on 2027 City Budget
Wellington residents are invited to attend a public hearing on the City of Wellington’s proposed 2027 budget at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 1, at Memorial…
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