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In less than a month, voters across the nation will have the chance to have their voices heard through the 2023 General Election.

Last week, Colonel Erik Smith, Superintendent of the Kansas Highway Patrol, announced staffing changes involving two Eureka graduates.

The 2023 4-H State Archery Competition was held at T.H.E. Archery on Saturday, September 30. Ten Greenwood County kids were among 226 youth archers competing from across the state. The Greenwood County State competitors were Seniors (age 14-18): Wylee Boulanger, Makenna Engle, Jayden Smith and Savannah Bruno-Pelky and in the Juniors (age 9-13): Chason Gulick, Fisher Hobbs, Camden Wunderlich, William Burkhart, Adleigh Ray and Jackson Hobbs. Four participants Boulanger, Gulick, Wunderlich and F. Hobbs received a total of 21 awards.

My phone rang. I glanced at my Caller I.D. It was nobody I knew. At least I was reasonably certain I didn’t know anyone currently residing in Bokoshe or Bugtussle. As if to erase all doubt, “Spam Risk” appeared on the screen.

In less than a month, ghosts, princesses, goblins, super heroes and more are expected to swarm the community as area youngters gear up for the annual Halloween holiday.

Eureka Graduate Named Freshman Senator At Washburn University

Dogs have been faithful companions to humans for hundreds of years. Dog owners know their canine companions can be friendly, affectionate and entertaining. Dogs also are quite intelligent and can perform various jobs that help them stay focused and healthy.

The Eureka Recreation Commission (ERC) approved an agreement with the Eureka Country Club last Tuesday, September 26, during their routine monthly meeting.

The Toronto High School Alumni is celebrating their 114th Reunion this year on Saturday, October 7. This yearly celebration was formally changed last year from an evening banquet and dance on the Saturday before Easter to a luncheon on the first Saturday of October. Also, Alumni members are able to bring their family. Special guests who attended Toronto Schools are also welcome to attend. This year’s meal will be catered by TNT Catering from Eureka. There is a fee per meal as well as dues still being relatively low. See related ad elsewhere in this week’s edition. Reservations are encouraged, but not necessary. Please call or text Sharri Fuller at 620-- 2x3 black and white=$43.50