Scott City Police Officer Tad Eubanks didn’t have a particular breed of K9 in mind when he recently visited Hill Country Dogs near Boerne, Tex.
After 10 years on the USD 466 (Scott County) board of education, Chris Price submitted his letter of resignation on Feb. 18.
When more than 90 percent of producers agree with the need to reduce groundwater use and about 84 percent agree it needs to be done in order to secure a way of life for future generations, that leaves one big question unanswered.
Two sites at Lake Scott State Park will be the focus of the Kansas Archeological Training Program (KATP) when it returns for a two-week stay from June 5-21.
A day of job-shadowing was anything but ordinary for Scott Community High School juniors.
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Scott City, KS 67871
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