Ellsworth paper kept publishing after downtown fire
Ellsworth County Independent Reporter will publish as usual despite a Sunday blaze that destroyed the 100 year old building at 220 N Douglas. No injuries were reported as firefighters from multiple departments fought the fire until early Monday keeping it from spreading to nearby shops. The state fire marshal will investigate the cause.
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Ellsworth
Ellsworth County
Linda Mowery-Denning
Mowery-Denning
Mark
Josie Roehrman
Mowery
Denning
N. Douglas
Dave Smith
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Rod Job
Hays
Ellis County
Salina Journal aids Ellsworth paper fire recovery plan
Mowery-Denning said the Independent Reporter’s seven member staff will publish from Ellsworth High School as the weekly relocates to a temporary downtown building after a fire. Salina Journal systems manager Bob Kelly moved three computers to Ellsworth to set up a temporary network with assistance from the Kansas Press Association. The newsroom described the fire response as awesome and noted calls of support from state news organizations.
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Mowery-Denning
Salina Journal
Bob Kelly
Ellsworth
Kansas Press Association
Independent Reporter
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Tornadoes touch down in four northwest Kansas counties
Multiple tornadoes moved across Gove Wallace Graham and Norton counties Monday afternoon damaging homes and farm equipment and knocking out power. The storms, beginning in the morning, included three to five tornadoes on the ground with a major one crossing Graham into Norton County near Almena. Emergency officials assess damage as spotters tracked the storm for about an hour.
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Kansas
National Weather Service
Gove
Wallace
Graham
Norton
Greg Guillot
Goodland
Graham County
Almena
Smith
Justina Smith
Norton County
Money talks in dating and debt as trust risk
Extension specialists advise couples to discuss money early and honestly focusing on goals values and spending plans. Observing money habits reveals readiness to share joint finances while discretionary funds reduce conflict. Open debt discussion and a plan to repay is essential for a healthy long term relationship.
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Charlotte Shoup Olsen
Carol Young
Carol
Young
Olsen
Kansas State Research and Extension
Ksre.ksu.edu
360 Degrees of Financial Literacy
American Institute of Cpa’s
360Financialliteracy
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