Smith Center News

Published online 12/14/2009 10:58 PM Sunflower Wind is suing turbine blade supplier By The News staff Sunflower Wind LLC, Hutchinson, is suing the supplier of wind turbine blades, claiming the blades were defective and could have caused injury.

Today would be a good day to play like Santa, making a list and checking it twice, because it's going to be slow -- if not impossible -- going Tuesday.

In droves, people in suits, jeans and cowboy hats dropped by the Plainville Elementary School cafeteria Monday evening, ready to stare at a series of maps with green, orange and red lines drawn through them.

A former member of the world famous Harlem Globetrotters is coming to town. Lamont "Showboat" Robinson, who toured with the Harlem Globetrotters in the 1980s, started a group called the Harlem Roadkings about 12 years ago as a spinoff from the Globetrotters.

St. Baldrick's Foundation awarded over $650,000 in grants in fall 2009, bringing to over $12 million its total grants in 2009 forA childhood cancer research.

Published online 10/1/2009 10:58 PM Sunflower nets deal; it's dealt blow, too Company has contract with unnamed customer; blade at Jacam shatters.

The pumpkin harvest already has begun at area farms and will continue until Oct.

At some point in life, many of us will need a second chance, a do-over. For those who left high school without a diploma, The Smoky Hill Education Service Center in Salina specializes in second chances.

Simon Baker of CBS drama "The Mentalist" Two RV companies' products will be getting some quality air time on an upcoming episode of CBS Television's popoular show, "The Mentalist." The Good Sam Club was contacted recently by CBS/Warner Bros.

Brian Boeve knows a thing or two about how small towns can rally behind their school districts.

Two former Smith Center football players are starting anew in Huchinson as a book about their high school careers is published.

Our Nephew Brad continues his bike trip from St. Louis to Denver and stops for the night in Smith Center Kansas which is smack in the top middle of the state.

Our Nephew Brad continues his bike trip from St. Louis to Denver and stops for the night in Smith Center Kansas which is smack in the top middle of the state.

Our Nephew Brad continues his bike trip from St. Louis to Denver and stops for the night in Smith Center Kansas which is smack in the top middle of the state.

4, 2009*** Police Department City of Ottawa, Kansas DAILY MEDIA RELEASE August 03, 2009 Warrant Arrest 100 S. Cedar, 0902 hrs, The suspect Trapper Ainsworth a 27-year-old Ottawa male was arrested on a City of Ottawa warrant.

Brian Boeve, Louisburg High Schoola s newest administrator, has done it all: hea s taught physical education, served as principal of students in kindergarten through 12th grades, and he has accompanied teenagers as a drivera s education instructor.

T. J. McGreevy, Topeka Hayden _ McGreevy accounted for 28 touchdowns and led Hayden to the Class 4A title.

A Pittsburg State football player will be sidelined this season after being injured when he was attacked by a zebra.

Yes No / 2 comments k1032 BC-KS-Zebra-FootballPla 07-22 0253 Published on -7/22/2009, 9:20 AM Pittsburg State football player taken out by zebra Eds: APNewsNow.

Dozens of activities will fill MYO Park along the Susquehanna River and the nearby Ned Smith Center for Nature and the Art, 176 Water Company Road, Millersburg, Friday and Saturday for the 16th annual Nature and Arts Festival.