With fundraising just $15,000 shy of the $1.42 million goal, the USD 466 (Scott County) board of education agreed to move ahead with plans to put artificial turf on the football field.
Individuals who enjoy early history and don’t mind getting their hands dirty are encouraged to sign-up for an archeological dig at Lake Scott State Park which will take place from June 2-18.
Sometimes the wheels of government do move fairly quickly. Less than two weeks after a recommendation that the Scott City Council change its meeting time, the governing body passed an ordinance making it official.
With property valuation notices arriving in the mail, Scott County Appraiser Kim Frodin is advising property owners to take time to view the notices now rather than waiting until they prepare to pay their taxes at the end of the year.
Shadowing gives SCHS students first-hand view of career opportunities
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Scott City, KS 67871
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