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The skies above Chapman were alight for several days on the lead up to Independence Day 2020. Possibly due to the fact that multiple local fireworks shows, including the large displays in White City and Wamego, were cancelled this year, there were...

The Story of Stonemason Peter Anderson

Positioned five miles from Enterprise and the same distance from Chapman, is the beautiful stone home that now belongs to Bill and Mary Reimler. Once upon a time, this was the home to the Peter and Lena Anderson family. Many might remember their...

Longtime CHS secretary retires after 30 years

The office of Chapman High School will be missing a familiar face next year. Longtime CHS secretary Terry Miller officially retired after 30 years of service to USD 473 on Tuesday, June 30. As she left the school for the final time at 3:30 p.m....

Cars and Coffee on Marshall

Large crowds gathered along Marshall Street on Saturday, June 27 for the first “Cars and Coffee” community car show hosted by Kansas Coffee & Ice Cream. Dozens of classic rides were on display as owners were glad to get their hot rods out for a...

Dr. Betty Ryan retires after 49 years of service to USD 473

Next year, when classes resume in the aftermath of the coronavirus, many things are sure to look different throughout Chapman Middle School. However, one thing completely unrelated to the virus that will come as a shock to many will be the absence...

150 Years of Love In One House… the Story Of The Calene Family

It is known that Peter E. “P.E.” Calene meant a great deal to the early pioneers in the southern part of the Swedish settlement, just as Lars Jaderborg meant to those who settled in the northern part. Peter was a very giving person, donating an acre...

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Chapman skies light up of 4th of July

The skies above Chapman were alight for several days on the lead up to Independence Day 2020.

The Story of Stonemason Peter Anderson

Positioned five miles from Enterprise and the same distance from Chapman, is the beautiful stone home that now belongs to Bill and Mary Reimler.

By •by Amy Feigley Dickinson County Historical Society

Budget approved for 2020 -21 fiscal year

The Chapman City Council met for a special meeting on Wednesday, July 1 at the Indian Hill Golf Course.

By •by Joshua Smith

Opinion

Pastor’s Corner

Inspiration for writing comes from many places and I believe many writers understand their own best sources. I write mostly about issues of faith, hope, and relationship.

By • By Pastor Connie D. Wooldridge

Teller Tales

Joe Minick and the Abilene and Smoky Valley Railroad are an enormous success with the Hoffman Grist Mill and adjacent retail shops. What Happens Next?

By • By Reed Hoffman

Second Place Victory

It finally happened. Masks are now a mandatory part of life for Kansans.

By Joshua Smith

Sports

Solomon swim team competes at Herington June 27

100 Freestyle

Xtreme Softball takes 2nd in Manhattan; 3rd in Hays

The 12U Xtreme traveling softball team has had a strong start to their season over the last two weekends.

Solomon swim team hit the water last Satruday

100 Freestyle

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