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“They aren’t making any more land.”

The best award I’ve ever received was the «Friend of Agriculture» from Kansas Farm Bureau. Being considered a friend people whom I admire, especially since I’m not a farmer, is something I want to encourage you to do, also. Here are some suggestions: 1. Get to know one, or more, personally.

The Eureka Tornado football team concluded regular season play last Friday in Fredonia, with a 20-53 loss to the Yellowjackets. Eureka will return to Fredonia this Thursday for post season action. Kick-off is slated for 7 p.m.

CLAY CENTER – Have you ever witnessed such an unthinkable act of evil, where it caused you to wonder, “What kind of person would do an utterly detestable thing like that?” or “What would cause someone to even consider doing something so horrendous?” If that crosses your mind when unconscionable events happen, that is a good thing. It means you actually have some sense of a moral conscience, versus those who excuse or praise the perpetrators of extreme lawlessness.

The Lady Tornado Volleyball team concluded their season on Saturday, at the 2A Dexter Sub-State.

The Patriots of West Elk earned a #1 seed in the Class 8 Player DI State Football Championships when they went undefeated in District 1. West Elk will host Burlingame (D2#4 seed) this Thursday, October 26, at 6:30 p.m.

Madison Bulldog volleyball concluded their season at the Moran-Marmaton Valley Sub-State.

The Madison Bulldog football team wrapped up their regular season with a 4-4 overall record, last Friday night, as they fell to Chase County, 8-56.

The West Elk Lady Patriot volleyball team concluded their season last Saturday at the 2A Sub-State Volleyball Tournament in Dexter. West Elk drew the #5 seed and faced #4 seed Dexter/Cedar Vale. The Patriots fell, 20-25 and 22-25, and concluded their season with a 12-27 overall record.