Spring Hill News

Senior citizens in the community will come together Saturday for a night of fun, food, dance and music.

The sounds of Frank Sinatra will soon come to Spring Hill. Songs of Sinatra, a singer and Academy Award winning actor, will be performed by The Festival Choir and The Festival Ensemble next week.

Richard Newton lost more than a little sleep when awakening to his daughter Cheryl Franseen screaming about the barn flying.

Josh Oliver and his father Chris Oliver were successful Saturday during their first day as entrepreneurs.

City officials are expecting less money in their operating budget for 2010. The proposed budget was presented to the mayor and council members Thursday during the Spring Hill City Council meeting.

The Spring Hill Multi-Service Center is hosting a school supplies drive to help families in need.

Ted Bender remembers one of his first injuries on the gridiron as a high school quarterback in Oklahoma.

Demands for food assistance in Johnson County have increased 21 percent in the first five months of this year compared to the same period in 2008, and to help satisfy that need, the county recently kicked off its 2009 Feed the Need campaign.

More than 20 students from the Olathe area recently were honored by Gov. Mark Parkinson as Governor's Scholars.

Christmas in October is in the fall, but the deadline is coming soon. In late September and early October, volunteers will help rehabilitate homes for low income, elderly and disabled homeowners.

Monday's storms knocked out power to several areas, including Spring Hill, Kan. A lightning strike knocked out the power to the elementary school where summer school and a camp were holding activities.

To serve in honor Legion golf tourney about remembering D-Day The Shelton Beaty American Legion Post 18 of Arkansas City held its annual golf tournament Saturday at Spring Hill Golf Course, with 16 teams of four golfers each competing in a scramble format.

City officials and agents are working to tackle the issue and limitations of real estate signage within Spring Hill.

The Spring Hill Civic Center was filled Sunday with children preparing to take people on a trip to Neverland.

Louisburg native Vicki Cutshaw-Reddell and her family have been fighting an uphill battle in recent months.

Four children were recovering Saturday morning after a night of family fun took a terrifying turn on Friday night.

Lynne Foster has been practicing massage therapy for several years. The Spring Hill resident has recently been approved for a license to operate in Spring Hill at Perfect Details, 516 N. Webster St.

Final plans for the Spring Hill Aquatic Center were approved by city officials Thursday.

Residents have the opportunity to give their input on possible funding and future development in Spring Hill.

The Spring Hill Multi-Service Center wants to help families by providing a sack lunch this summer.