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The Eureka USD 389 Board of Education held their monthly meeting last Monday, April 8, where they approved a $61,910 technology proposal, a new fiber project with IdeaTek (which will save the district $9,600 over a fiveyear contract), heard about a $31,200 overall savings per year, approved annual contracts, heard administrative reports, approved handbook changes and approved an employment.

Routine business was discussed by the Madison/Virgil USD 386 Board of Education last Monday, April 8.

TOPEKA – Kansas earnedaHigh-Performance Tier ranking recently in the Trust for America’s Health (TFAH) Ready or Not Annual Report due to the work of the Kansas Department of Health and Environment’s (KDHE) Emergency Preparedness program. Ready or Not 2024: Protecting the Public’s Health from Diseases, Disasters, and Bioterrorism measures states’ readiness to respond to a spectrum of health emergencies and to provide ongoing public health services.

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Sixteen members met for a Eureka Music Club business meeting and program at Christ Lutheran Church on Monday, March 11. Carolyn Perrier and Sheryl Moody served as co-hostesses. Robin Himes, co-president, conducted the monthly business meeting.

Through the years, The Greenwood County Historical Society and Museum has benefitted from the work of volunteers who have helped in many ways such as doing research and setting up displays.

The March 18 meeting of the Howard City Council was called to order by Mayor Richard Clark at 7:30 p.m. with council members Martin Hunter, Shilo Crupper, Derek Cookson and Gary Harrod present. Also present was Joanna Hunter. Council member Jerrad Pope was absent.

Driven To Want What Others Have - Clint Decker CLAY CENTER - “Picture it in your mind.” That is what I was taught when I attended a conference soon after graduating from high school. It was to help teach me about goal setting and achieving success like I had read about in books. I wanted to be a famous, accomplished and wealthy businessman. Going down to the new car lot I thought would help. There I found the car of my dreams and visualized myself in the driver seat. Furthermore, on a piece of paper I wrote down how, “I want to succeed so I can have money to buy my dream car.”

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