More than 1,100 graduates in commencement ceremonies.

The Arapahoe K-4 Spring program was held Thursday, May 2 at 7:00 p.m. in the north gym where family and friends enjoyed the musical play “How Does Your Garden Grow”.

We’ve received more rain! The gauge here on The Hill showed another .60 on Wednesday night and 1.10 on Friday night/Saturday morning. The Friday night rain piled a bit of pea to marble size hail on my patio.

BEAVER CITY – During the regular meeting on Monday, May 6, the city council approved a proposal presented by EMS Chair Terry Klein to hire One Billing Solutions as a billing agency. The agency will receive 15% of collections and save administrative time for city employees.

The Indianola City Council began their May 6th meeting by approving the minutes of the April 15th meeting, as written. After approving and paying claims, council member Marks moved to approve a building permit for Richard and LaRae Garretson at 119 N 6th Street.

The 2024 Phelps-Gosper Public Speaking Contest was held Thursday, April 18 at the Phelps County Ag Center. Three 4-H youth participated in the event.

Join Tri Valley Health System’s Senior Life Solutions this May as we celebrate Mental Health Awareness Month, a time to spread awareness and help break down the stigma surrounding mental illness. We live in a rapidly changing world that can be complex to navigate.

A long project has come to conclusion with the dedication of the new Elwood Veterans Memorial on Thursday, May 2. The event was held in the evening in the hope that people could attend. Elwood American Legion Post 290 Commander Amie Moores was very pleased with the turnout of up to 75 people.

Wagner’s Supermarket in Arapahoe has new owners. But, their roots remain the same. Andy and Molly Wendland have taken over the operation of the store. Andy, grandson of retiring owners Lorris and Ruth Haarberg, will be at the store as he is needed and continue working for Christensen Farms.

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