KS Board of Regents approves 5 apprenticeship pathways at BCC
ANDOVER – Last month, the Kansas Board of Regents (KBOR) approved five different apprenticeship pathways for public delivery.
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BCC’S Bill Young 2023 CIO award winner
Butler Community College is proud to announce that the College’s CIO, Bill Young, has been named a 2023 Info-Tech CIO Award winner by Info-Tech Research Group, one of the world’s leading IT research and advisory firms.
El Dorado PD to take part in Thanksgiving Safe Arrival
This Thanksgiving Holiday, make sure to buckle up, Kansans.
BCTG moves into new office
This month, the Butler County Times Gazette, (BCTG), staff is thankful for change and new beginnings.
Generous hearts of Augusta
This Thanksgiving, Augustans who need a family to eat with are welcome to the Augusta Senior Center for a hot lunch.
Holiday craft show
The Saturday after Thanksgiving is known for one particular craft show in Augusta.
No imminent risk from Bluestem school shooting threat
Nikole Babb, nbabb@cherryroad.com Last night around 7pm, USD 205 Bluestem School District received a tip from a concerned student over a school shooting threat. The… Login to continue reading Login…
Wichita’s Forgotten Hero
The Susannah French Putney Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) will host a program by the Bleckley Foundation about Wichita’s Forgotten Hero, Erwin Bleckley.
Dunham named Region 3 Principal of the Year
For the 2023 school year, the Kansas Principals Association, (KPA), named USD 396 Douglass High School and Sisk Middle School Principal Scott Dunham as Area 3 Principal of the Year.While serving in education for 27 years, Dunham has acquired many accolades, none of which he would have expected.
Ban the Pit Bull registration
Last Monday at an El Dorado Commission Meeting, one resident raised their voice on what she calls a discriminatory registration.“I spoke twice last year and while there have been a couple changes to the app this year, like the background check disclaimer and the age limit of 18 and over that was added, I think that my main point was missed,” said Shawna Napoli, concerned citizen and Pit Bull owner, as she began her speech during public comment.The City of El Dorado City Code of Ordinance, “Wild and Dangerous Animals”, Chapter 6.20.040 requires that owners of Pit Bull or Staffordshire Terriers and such mixed breeds to pay a $50 registration fine and undergo a background check by the Kansas Bureau of Investigation, (KBI).