• Brody Clark works on the first coat of paint for a sculpture that will be placed in a “Kindness Garden” that will soon be located on Main Street in Mound City, just west of Food Fair.

  • Candidate representatives visit with local residents prior to dinner at the Linn County Democrats Picnic held on Sunday, Aug. 24.

  • Attendees at the Linn County Democrats Picnic Supper fill their plates with food shared by many in attendance.

  • At right, Linn County Democratic Chair Mary Stroda welcomes those in attendance at the annual picnic dinner held at the Pleasanton Community Center on Sunday afternoon, Aug. 24

  • Jayhawk Elementary has adjusted their car rider line. Administration hopes that these changes will eliminate the backup for district buses, and allow students a smoother dismissal. These changes went into effect August 15. Additionally, administration at Jayhawk Elementary is asking parents and guardians to call the office prior to 2 p.m. for any transportation changes to help keep dismissal running smoothly. All students are dismissed at 3:25 p.m.

  • Kids cool off under the spray of a Rural Fire Truck in Mound City during the Summer Splash held Aug. 13. Other activities were held, as well, at the Mound City Public Library.

  • Members of the Jayhawk Linn Class of 1975 met Saturday at the Earnest homestead near Fairmount Church north of Prescott. Pictured are Dave Carney, Steve Miller, Tony Furse, Mick Morrell, Doug Wilson, LuAnn (Hoppes) Reece, Bill Leavitt, Deb (Pennington) Bugner, Jerry Foerschler, Shelley (Crooks) Cochran, Rod Earnest, Sharon (Simons) Kennedy-Beckman, Ed Adams and Scott Murphy. Also attending were Lea Ann (Brown) Davenport, Phil Harlow and Marion Maloney.

  • 6 Year olds left to right: Braylee Sheets, third place, Colt Correll, second place, Eli Kramer, first place.

  • 5 Year olds left to right: Molly Blevins, third place, August Cummings, second place, Logan Sloan, first place.

  • 4 Year Olds left to right: Cayden Castle, third place, Jamison Clearwater, second place, Wade Meiwes, first place.

NEWS

Linn County News website gets new update

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Recently you may have seen our notification on our website or our Facebook page that we were undergoing some changes on our website at www.linncountynews.net. We here at the News are happy to announce those changes are nearly complete. Changes to the website include an easier... [More]

Commissioners vote 1-1 on motion to not exceed revenue neutral

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County now required to cut budget to meet the RNR rate BY $837,000   The Linn County commissioners, with Commissioner Jason Hightower absent, began the revenue neutral hearing on Monday, Aug. 25, by welcoming those in the audience and stating the purpose and objective... [More]

Linn Valley looks at option for fire truck purchase, new vehicles

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The Linn Valley City Council held a special meeting at 6 p.m. on Thursday, Aug. 21, with Mayor Lew Donelson presiding and all council members present except for John Weers. City Attorney James Brun was also present. The meeting began with a presentation by city’s financial... [More]

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SPORTS

Frog gigging a new ‘old sport’

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It’s another one of those…So…stories. So, last weekend was an adventure. I’ve gotten involved with the Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks Wild Foods Academy (WFA) that is a pilot program designed to educate many ‘left-0ut’ people’s... [More]

Fishing Derby kicks off at Linn County Fair

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The annual Linn County Fair and Rodeo Fishing Derby was held on the morning of Aug. 9.  Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks fish biologist Don George has been heading the derby since 1987 and this year was no different.  The derby was divided into three age... [More]

Linn County Farm Bureau hosts annual pedal pull

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The Linn County Farm Bureau Association hosted the annual kids’ pedal pull on the evening of Aug. 8. Kids 4 to 12 can compete in the event for a chance to earn a spot at the State pedal pull at Hutchinson.  Trophies and a place at the State fair was awarded to the... [More]

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COMMUNITY

Local family offers drawing lessons for kids in online broadcast

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After he and his family relocated to the Pleasanton area from Denver, Colo., Eddie Nouri began working from home as a graphic artist. “I am blessed to be able to work from home,” said Eddie of his position, noting the many different things he has designed over the... [More]

First aid safety with Joe Stellwagon

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I recently met one of Linn County’s EMS paramedics to talk about first aid and why it’s important. The paramedic’s name is Joe Stellwagon, and before we talked about first aid, I wanted to learn a little bit about him and why he became a paramedic. Joe works... [More]

Vonnie May’s Ice Cream Shoppe open in Mound City

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Walking into Vonnie May’s Ice Cream Shoppe gives those who can’t wait to partake of old-fashioned ice cream a vision of what an old-time ice cream parlor would have been like. Now, that ice cream parlor is open at 510 W. Main in Mound City. Brady and Leslie Wolfe,... [More]

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