Kindergarten student Jesus Aguirre puts the finishing touches on a butterfly as part of a Saturday morning art project by youngsters who are enrolled in the spring gardening program at Scott City E
Yami Sanchez has thoughts of turning her love for videography into a business career.
With talks underway in the nation’s capital on the 2018 Farm Bill, one of the topics under discussion is SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program) once known as food stamps.
Building anything from the ground up is always a challenge.
When Rich Cramer was hired to become the Scott County public works director 25 years ago, he admits to being a little surprised.
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Scott City, KS 67871
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