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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.

Two Patriots went undefeated at the Hesston Boys Invitational last Saturday, December 9, as junior Creyo Koop and senior Evan Coble claimed championship honors.

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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Editor’s Note: Due to the court access portal not being able to be reached, court records were unable to be gathered. Herald staff plans to resume gathering Greenwood County court news weekly once the system becomes available again. Civil Court, Criminal Court, Domestic Relations, Fish and Game, Limited Civil, Marriage License Applications, Probate Court, Small Claims, State Tax, Statutory Liens and Traffic Tickets are gathered through the 13th District Public Access Portal. Those wishing for more information can visit www.kscourts. org.

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Members of the Eureka City Council convened on Friday, December 8 for a special meeting to afford for the interview of City Administrator applicant, Edward Patton. After introductions were made to city officials, an executive session was held for the duration of 30 minutes, with City Clerk Renee Burk also in attendance. Following an additional 10 minutes with the same individuals remaining, appreciation was voiced to Patton for his interest in the position.