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JEANS DAY AT MHS

John AndersonMarch 30, 2022

MHS EMPLOYEES DONATE TO MEMORIAL HEALTH FOUNDATION FOR WALKING TRAIL   Employees of Memorial Health System (MHS) wore blue jeans at work for another “Jeans Day” fundraiser on Fridays throughout the month of March. Employees make a donation, of at least $5, and are allowed to wear blue jeans at work. A total donation of $995 was presented to Memorial Health Foundation for the Memorial He...

NEW FILINGS

John AndersonMarch 30, 2022

More candidates file for office in Dickinson County   Several Dickinson County candidates have filed in recent days for open precinct committee positions and township offices, according to Dickinson County Clerk/Election Officer Jeanne Livingston. In Abilene Ward 4-1, Republican Ryan Weeks has filed for precinct committeeman and Republican Julie Roller Weeks has filed for precinct commit...

Abilene man in custody

John AndersonMarch 25, 2022

An Abilene man is in custody after he allegedly stole thousands of dollars’ worth of sports equipment from a Kansas Special Olympics team. Police say 40-year-old William Farley was busted this week on charges related to the missing items and also on existing warrants. He is accused of stealing the items from Wichita Independents Special Olympics almost two weeks ago. Farley and an as-yet-unident...

MATCH DAY DICKINSON COUNTY

John AndersonMarch 22, 2022

The Community Foundation of Dickinson County had a successful Match Day March 18, a day for people in the county to donate to non-profit organizations. Between 451 donors, the event raised $175,359.06. The foundation dedicated $100,000 to match donations....

Abilene woman arrested

John AndersonMarch 18, 2022

A 50-year-old Abilene woman was arrested after a vehicle and other items taken from a north Salina residence were found with her at a vacant house in another part of town. Salina Police officers were called to a residence in the 300 block of Forest Avenue on Wednesday for the report of a burglary the day before. The front door was damaged and multiple items were taken from the residence, including...

Purvis is now a Judge

John AndersonMarch 17, 2022

Today Governor Laura Kelly appointed Andrea Purvis, Abilene, to the 6th Judicial District vacancy created by the retirement of Judge Terri Johnson. The 6th Judicial District is made up of Bourbon County, Linn County, and Miami County. “Andrea will bring strong legal experience and knowledge to the 6th Judicial District,” Governor Laura Kelly said. “Her commitment to public service and dedica...

Sheriff’s officers promoted

John AndersonMarch 16, 2022

Four Dickinson County Sheriff’s officers were promoted during a ceremony at the March 10 county commission meeting. (Only the sheriff’s officers are identified.) From left, Capt. Stephen Kency (jail supervisor), Lt. Connie Jaderborg, Sgt. Zachary Mitchell, Sgt. Vaun Stivers, Sgt. Roy Gibble, Sheriff Jerry Davis and Undersheriff Brian Hornaday. Sheriff’s Department officers are promoted Fo...

The Race Is On

John AndersonMarch 15, 2022

The race for the District 1 Dickinson County Commission race is heating up with a third candidate filing for office. Annabelle Eaton of Enterprise filed for the open position of District 1 County Commissioner on Wednesday, March 9. She is running as a Republican. Eaton will join challenger Ralph DeZago of Herington and Incumbent Ron Roller of Woodbine on the ballot. DeZago and Roller also are R...

Clay Center Man Sentenced to Prison for Sex Crimes

Jason VinduskaMarch 11, 2022

A Clay Center man has been sentenced to more than nine years in prison for sex crimes committed between April and November 2018. Jonathan Moore, 29, was sentenced Thursday, March 10th in Clay County District Court by Judge John Bosch on one count of criminal sodomy, one count of indecent liberties with a child and one count of sexual exploitation of a child.  Bosch sentenced Moore to 109 m...

MOVING DAY

John AndersonMarch 8, 2022

Moving Day: Several offices return to courthouse Photo by Janelle Dockendorf/Dickinson County assistant county administrator An employee with Kansas Van & Storage pushes a loaded dolly toward the west courthouse entrance Monday afternoon. Haulers had to pack up the District Court and other court related offices at Sterl Hall before transporting the equipment to the courthouse.   ...

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