With just six coronavirus cases reported in Scott County, it might be easy to assume the community will escape the pandemic wave that’s hitting some parts of the state.
With the state facing a revenue shortfall in next year’s budget estimated at $825 million, the governor and lawmakers will be looking closely at ways to cut costs in the budget that was approved prior to the coronavirus pandemic.
With young people unable to attend school, Kristin Jessup has initiated an effort to make sure everyone has the opportunity to spend that extra time at home reading.
Recent college graduates who choose to work and live in Scott City can still do so and still erase part of their post-secondary school debt.
An hour long police standoff ended peacefully when a Scott City man surrendered to officers on Tuesday evening.
PO Box 377
Scott City, KS 67871
Phone: 620-872-2090
Fax: 620-872-0009