Burns News

Marion County Department for Elderly will share employee Lanell Hett with the county treasurera s office for the final two months of 2009.

LaVonne Ammeter went to Florence the morning of Oct. 21 to get a perm. That afternoon she went to Burns to attend the AARP driver safety course at the Burns Community building.

Hillsboro USD 410 Board of Education voted Monday to join Schools for Fair Funding, a group that successfully sued the State of Kansas for more school funding in 2005.

Now Thats Rural Becky and Carroll Walters - Walters Pumpkin Patch By Ron Wilson, director of the Huck Boyd National Institute for Rural Development at Kansas State University.

DEEDS RECORDS The following deeds were reported as recorded by the office of Marion County register of deeds: Sheriff of Marion County to Federal National Mortgage Association, sheriffa s deed; Lot 21 and North A3 4 of Lot 22, Block 3, Strotkamp & Werrya s Addition, St.

Peabody Community Living Center would like to give special thanks for doing some special work on the Special Care Unit to Jack Brunzell.

Two Newton men were hospitalized - one in critical condition - after a motorcycle accident involving deer in Butler County this morning.

With another successful July Fourth celebration in the record books, the Peabody Fourth Celebration Society is promising an 89th annual fireworks show next year.

July 4th Eve will feature Brookens The fourth annual July 4th Eve Celebration will be 5:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. Friday, July 3, at the Wm.

Tens of thousands of visitors will converge on Florence June 12-13 for Prelude to the Symphony in the Flint Hills.

Alley, Taiwan L., Wichita, and Lewis, Darla J., Goddard. Bahl, Joel A. and Bratt, Jennifer M., both of Wichita.

Marion County school board members were faced with difficult decisions when it became apparent Kansas legislators were reducing funding to districts for this school year and the 2009-10 year.

In anticipation of school funding cuts, Peabody-Burns High School Warrior Band is planning a Music Extravaganza and Barbecue, Thursday at the Brown Building Concert Hall, 810 N. Sycamore, Peabody.

The Storm Prediction Center issued a rare warning for most of the state of Kansas saying "very unstable" and "potentially violent severe weather" was expected Sunday afternoon.The Edward's County Sheriff's office is reporting heavy rain, nickle-sized hail, and a lot of standing water.