Those involved in ag production in Western Kansas - from crops to cattle - have reaped billions of dollars by tapping into the ocean of water known as the Ogallala Aquifer.
Scott City Middle School fourth graders showed their ship building skills and creativity during the annual regatta held last week at the Scott City swimming pool. More than 40 craft were launched and nearly all made it across safely with captain and crew. Navigating the Sunflower Showdown are Landry Beaton (providing the pedal power) and Canon Brunswig. More photos of regatta participants are on page 28. (Record Photo)
Scott County Appraiser Kim Frodin has begun on-site reinspection of property which is a process that the department conducts every six years.
Putting their muscle into the tug-of-war with fellow classmates are Scott City Elementary School first graders (from left) Zeke Lightner, Beckam Ames and Pedro Chavez. The youngsters were enjoying their end-of-the-school-year play day at the SCHS football field on Monday. (Record Photo)
The fact that nothing ever stays the same is one lesson that 60 Scott Community High School seniors were reminded of as they begin preparing for life following graduation.
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