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BONNER SPRINGS Experience the magic at the Knights of Lights produced by the Kansas City Renaissance Festival! A half a million lights will captivate and guide you as you stroll through a renaissance wonderland including a lighted castle and pirate ship. Enjoy shopping, music, food, entertainment and more. Games, rides and a lighted maze await your exploration. To add to your fun, photograph your way through the Twelve Days of Christmas or go on a hunt for all the Elves on the Shelves and get your prize. There are gift bags for all adults, children and even the dogs who attend Knights of Lights. There’s even free Hot Cocoa for kids! Want to make your evening even more special? You can reserve a private heated igloo for a holiday dining experience, or you can kick off the New Year at a special New Year’s Eve celebration. Visits with Santa, Mrs. Claus and Barbie the Christmas Elf will captivate you and the sights, scents and sounds of the festivities will enchant you.

George M. Munger Catalpa Knob Farm

Greenwood County Hospital (GWCH) Auxiliary met for their monthly meeting on November 6 at the GWCH basement.

Subject To Change

Long-time Madison City Fire Chief Tim Melton submitted his letter of resignation during the Madison City Council meeting on November 6. Melton advised the council there was no specific reason for his resignation, just that it was time for him to step down from that position that he has held for several years. Mayor Paul Dean expressed appreciation for Melton’s years of service and the letter was accepted. Melton stated he will stay on as a volunteer in the fire department and that the fire department will present who they elect as the next fire chief to the council for final approval.

The Eureka Junior High wrestling team concluded their short season last Friday, as they competed at their sixth and final tournament of the year in Coffeyville. Eureka also held their annual tournament last Thursday.

Kansas Farm Bureau (KFB) will celebrate its 105th annual meeting December 2-4 in Manhattan.

Recipe Of The Week:

Warranty Deed - Marshall L. P. to Bryan E. Marshall. Section 26-25-10, part NW1/4, part SW1/4SE1/4, part W1/2SW1/4. Section 35-25-10, part NW1/4. Lots 4-6, 9-20 and 26-28, Marshall Farm Subdivision, Greenwood County, parts Lot 19-20, and 26-28, surface only. Subject to water pipeline agreement.