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Members of the Elk County Wrestling Club (ECW) competed at the Kansas Young Guns Shoot Out on Sunday, December 10, where ECW’s Emma Baumgartel placed third in her weight class.

The Eureka businesswomen met on Tuesday, December 5, at the Greenwood County Hospital basement meeting room. There were 7 members, and no guests present. Roll call was answered by, “What are you doing for Christmas?”

Greenwood County Hospital Auxiliary met for their monthly meeting on December 4 at the Greenwood County Hospital (GWCH) basement for their annual Christmas dinner served by the GWCH kitchen staff. Roll call was taken with 12 members present.

Area churches have planned events to observe the celebration of the birth of Christ this holiday season. The public is invited to attend the church or churches of their choice and hear the Christmas story as it is related through scripture. All are welcome to attend services. Those attending do not have to be a member of any of the churches.

This Sunday, December 17, community members will begin gathering at 1 p.m. at Marshall Elementary School in Eureka for packing and delivery of the eighth annual Eureka Christmas Wellspring project. Everyone is welcome to join in by helping pack food boxes or deliver to the families.

Mayor Richard Clark called the November 20 Howard City Council meeting to order at 7:30 p.m. with council members Martin Hunter, Erica Cordell, Gary Harrod and Derek Cookson present. Also present was Joanna Hunter. Council member Jerrad Pope was absent.

Safeguarding personal financial data has never been more important, as an increasingly digital world has made online banking that much more prevalent. Cyber crimes are a significant concern. According to the Federal Bureau of Investigation, no less than 422 million individuals were impacted by cyber crime in 2022, and nearly 33 billion accounts are anticipated to be breached by the end of 2023. Cyber crimes are happening every day, even if the public only hears about the largest data breaches.

Transfer on Death Deed - Paul E. Bunyard to Terri Lee Randall and Debbi J. Naab. Section 2-26-10, part SE1/4NE1/4, thence west on south line 146’, thence north 395.75’, thence east 146.00’ to east line, thence south 395.75 to place of beginning, except right-ofway and north 205.75’ of tract.

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