2026 News Archive
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Beehive Offers Beginner-Friendly Honeycrisp Quilt Class
Whether you’re new to quilting or simply looking for a fun way to spend the day, The Beehive Quilt Shop is inviting sewing enthusiasts to… Login to continue reading Login
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Robinson Recognized by WNH
William Newton Hospital has selected Wellington resident Bradley Robinson as its Employee of the Quarter for the third quarter of 2026. Robinson joined the hospital’s…
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Basehor-Linwood teacher returns to his roots
Beth KornegaySpecial to the Times Another Basehor-Linwood High School graduate has returned to USD 458 to begin their teaching career. Kurtis Tatkenhorst, class of 2017,…
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USM marks a milestone in prison education
John ShultzSpecial to the Times The University of Saint Mary celebrated academic achievement, perseverance and new beginnings with graduation ceremonies in September at the United… Login...
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Extra Mile Day honors those making a difference
Staff report Leavenworth Mayor Nancy Bauder on Nov. 1 will proclaim Extra Mile Day, recognizing the people whose volunteer service, generosity and everyday efforts improve… Login to...
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New Tool Shows Snowplows
As winter weather approaches, Kansas drivers have a new way to see where snowplows are working on state highways. The Kansas Department of Transportation (KDOT)…
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Social Security Announces 2027 Benefit Increase
By Laura Lombardi Social Security recipients will see a 3.6% increase in benefits next year, providing a cost-of-living adjustment as inflation continues to affect household… Login to...
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Scarecrows Add Color and Character Downtown
First Place: Nelson P. Nelson TattoosSecond Place: Wellington Senior CenterThird Place: Amanda TernesBy Laura Lombardi The winners are in for the 7th Annual Wellington Chamber…
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What Visitors See When They Look at Our Community
By Stacy Davis, Executive Director, Sumner County Economic Development There is something about knowing that company is coming that makes us look at our home…
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