United WE to offer Statewide Town Hall
Butler County Times Gazette The public is invited to join United WE for a Statewide Virtual Town Hall on Wednesday, Aug. 24.
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Big Red Horse to Perform at Augusta Historic Theater
Butler County Tiimes Gazette Wichita-based rock band, Big Red Horse will perform at the Augusta Historic Theatre on August 27 at 7 P.M. Formed in 2014, the band has been making intentional music for local crowds ever since.
Child Care Center Closes After 60 Years
Butler County Times Gazette In a letter dated Aug. 19, and sent to parents of children enrolled in the El Dorado First Baptist Church Child Care Center, the church’s advisory board announced it will be ceasing operations effective Friday, Sept.
Fundraiser to Benefit Kids with Rare Disease
By Deanna Bonn Butler County Times Gazette Sarah Madden knows all about Xeroderma Pigmentosum (XP) and how it affects less than 5,000 people in the United States, according to the Genetic and Rare Diseases Information Center (GARD). In the U.S., the range of people who may have this disease is an estimate and is based on the available data for this disease and the population, according to GARD.
Butler County Times Gazette to move to mail-only delivery
To our readers: Due the high cost of fuel and other rising expenses, The newspaper is converting all subscriptions to mail delivery, a process that’s already started for many readers. The last day of delivery by a newspaper carrier is 8/28. Mail-only delivery begins 8/29. Although some delays might be expected during the transition in the coming days, the newspaper has worked with the U.S. Postal Service to arrange sameday delivery of the paper. We hear from our readers a good deal, and many whose subscriptions have already been moved to mail delivery have been understanding. More importantly, we hear the support that so many people express for their local paper. We will never take that for granted as we continue to serve our readers and advertisers.
Election officials can’t access federal funding for security as violent threats mount
Kansas Reflector Colorado’s election officials, like so many across the country, faced a surge of violent threats after the 2020 election. Federal authorities are prosecuting a man who pled guilty to threatening a Colorado election official on Instagram, where he wrote: “Do you feel safe? You shouldn’t.” And Colorado police arrested a man accused of calling Secretary of State Jena Griswold and saying that “the angel of death is coming for her.” So when the Colorado secretary of state’s office learned early this year that the U.S.
Highlights of Community Service and Pizza Dinner at August North Butler 4-H Club
Reporter Community service is a theme of 4-Her’s sharing their talents with the community. On August 8, 2022, the North Butler 4-H Club met at the Wheat State Manor Nursing Home to share 4-H projects that were entered into the 2022 Butler County Fair.
Grizzly Gold Parade
Deanna Bonn Butler County Time Gazette Butler Community College (BCC) and Experience El Dorado are joining forces to hold the Grizzly Gold Parade at 10 a.m. Saturday, Aug, 27 in downtown El Dorado.
Biden administration plays long game for agriculture and trade
Kansas Reflector WOODWARD, Iowa — The United States could take international trade actions that might have an immediate impact on the operating costs for farmers and the markets available for their crops, but the Biden administration has opted for a longer-term strategy, one of the nation’s top emissaries said Thursday during a trip to a central Iowa farm. “When we are building toward more of a resilient economy and global economy, there’s a transition that we need to go through,” said Katherine Tai, the U.S.
Last Day for Farmers Market
Butler County Times Gazette The El Dorado Farmers Market is hosting their last event of the summer tomorrow, Sunday August (Aug.) 21 from 11 A.M. - 3 P.M.