BELOIT – More than a dozen representatives from Jewell, Lincoln, Mitchell, and Republic counties attended a Red Cross Shelter Fundamentals course held Tuesday, April 9, 2024, on the campus of North Central Kansas Technical College in Beloit.
Jackie Stiles was the guest speaker for the recent Rally 2024 held at the Beloit Methodist Church. After a delicious meal provided, fellowship music was a prelude to the program.
After high wind warnings over several days, the chance of rain consisted of just a few droplets on windshields as the Kansas drought continues in Mitchell County. Power outages in Beloit took place on Saturday afternoon, along with some fallen tree limbs, and from both directions of I-70, roads were closed from Colby to the Colorado border because of low visibility due to dust from high winds. No chance for rain and highs of near 77 degrees is forecast for Friday and near 82 degrees on Saturday.
At the beginning of the Beloit City Council meeting on Wednesday, March 3, 2024, City Manager Halley Roberson said, “I have a big announcement that is very good news. The Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE) has given final approval to the new Water Plant plans. We are good to go forward. Schwab-Eaton will now be able to put out feelers regarding possible contractors who might have interest in bidding the job.”
TOPEKA – Susan Concannon, a dedicated public servant and advocate for the people of the 107th District, recently officially filed for re-election to serve a seventh term as State Representative.
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