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NOTICE: The Barber County North Transition 2 Career
Program is inviting business owners, employees and community members
to join them for their Building Bridges Program that will take place
on April 14th 12:00-1:30 p.m. at The Hall. The T2C program is
pairing the Kansas Workforce One to help educate the community on
the importance of Work-based Learning. Please RSVP to Taylor Theis,
ttheis@usd254.org or Julie Warner, jkwarner@gmail.com
BLOOD DRIVE: Hello! FCCLA is actively seeking out donors for this
year's blood drive. This year it will be held in our high school gym
on April 6th from 9am-3pm. Would you consider donating this year?
Registration is open online or I would be happy to block off a time
for you. American Red Cross has been very gracious to award one $250
scholarship to one of our FCCLA seniors with 30 units donated. Would
you help us reach our goal?
Thank you for your time and consideration.
Blood Drive
Monday, April 19
Noon - 6:00 p.m.
United Methodist Church
Medicine Lodge
For appt. call 1-800-RED-CROSS or visit RedCrossBlood.org
Heritage Center Bingo
It's been a long time....but we're back!
See you at the Heritage Center in Medicine Lodge for a evening of
fun, friends and if your lucky......a little $$$ too!
DO YOU DONATE TO
THE FOOD BANK?
If so, please complete a simple, anonymous online survey at http://bit.ly/BCUFoodBank.
A printed version is available at the Food Bank or by calling Barber
County United 620-930-6667. Your input is appreciated.
FRESH NUTS ARE HERE! The Gyp Hill Pilot Club has their Fall shipment
of nuts: Pecan Pieces, Pecan Halves, Walnuts, and Cashews. Same
price as last year. You may pick up the nuts at The Lincoln Library.
Stockade Hours Effective Immediately
Regular Hours
Closed Monday
Tuesday-Friday 1:00-5:00 p.m.
Saturday 10:30-5:00 p.m.
Sunday 1:00-5:00 p.m.
NOTICE: New Meeting Time! 7 p.m. at the Legion Bldg. Meetings will
now be held on the 2nd Thursday of the month, and no longer on the
1st Thursday. We will be coordinating the VFW & American Legion
meetings together.
NOTICE: Kiowa City Office change of hours. Will now be open from
7:30 A.M.- 4:30 P.M.
NOTICE: Help and hope for family and friends of alcoholics. Join us
at Al-Anon (adults) at 7 and Alateen (youth) at 6 in the basement of
the Kiowa St. John’s Catholic Church rectory (house on corner of
Main and 10th). For questions or possible transportation, please
call (620) 899-3268 or email kiowaafg@gmail.com
NOTICE: To obtain a burn permit in Medicine Lodge, go to the City
Office before burning. There is no charge and it is good for 30
days. Also, please remember to call the Sheriff’s Office and let
them know the address.
SCAM ALERT: Businesses in the Liberal area have been targeted by
scammers demanding payment or threatening disconnection. The number
given to call back with payment is 866.985.8538, ext. 101. DO NOT
CALL BACK OR PAY. Southern Pioneer Electric will never demand
payment or threaten disconnection. If you receive a call demanding
payment immediately, please hang up and call our office at
620.624.7433.
CELEBRATE RECOVERY: You are invited to Celebrate Recovery, a
Christ-centered recovery program, Thursday evenings from 6:30 to
9:00 p.m. at First Christian Church, 300 South Main Street, Medicine
Lodge. Celebrate Recovery may help you become free from addictive,
compulsive, and dysfunctional behaviors. Women and men are invited.
For more information, call (620) 886-3743.
NOTICE: South Central Community Foundation “Youth Making A
Difference” application are here at this link: https://sccfks.org/aboutymad.html
This is a great opportunity for South Barber 9-12th grade students
to gain experience with grant selections, network for scholarships,
build friendships, and resume experience! Please encourage your
student to complete the application and thank you in advance for
representing South Barber USD 255!!!
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Governor Kelly proclaims April as Month of the Military Child in
Kansas
TOPEKA – Governor Laura Kelly signed a proclamation designating
April as the Month of the Military Child in Kansas.
When a Soldier, Airmen, Marine, or Sailor deploys to serve their
country, they often leave loving families behind. The proclamation
honors the strength, sacrifice, heroism, and continued resilience of
the children of service men and women.
"I grew up in a military family, so I understand the challenges kids
face when family members serving their country can't be home for
special occasions like holidays, birthdays, or ballgames," Governor
Kelly said. "It's our duty as Kansans to stand by military children,
support them, and show them we appreciate them."
Currently, more than 25,000 Kansas children have at least one parent
serving in the military.
The proclamation states the month-long salute to military children
will honor their contributions to Kansas.
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