Small Claims Court Proceedings
Case number 2020-SC-2 D Walker Concrete, LLC vs Jory Parks. On June 15th, 2020 (plaintiff) D Walker Concrete LLC filed claim against (defendant) Jory Parks, DBA Heartcross Ranch Designs LLC in the amount of $1150.25 for concrete delivered, plus $15 for sheriff service and $67.50 for filing fee. On July 24th, the Honorable Judge Steve Unruh found that judgement should be entered by reason of default of the said defendant. Judgement for the plaintiff was entered in the sum of $1292.75 with interest calculated at 12.00% per annum.
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TIMES GONE PAST
Times Gone Past 10/16/25
25 Years Ago (2000) The Strand Theater was showing Me, Myself, & Irene starring Jim Carrey and Renée Zellweger. The following movie was Bring It On starring Kirsten Dunst and Eliza Dushku. Junior & Beulah Emmons were honored with an open house at Prairie Village... [More]
Times Gone Past 10/9/25
30 Years Ago (1995) The Strand Theater was showing Mortal Kombat starring Christopher Lambert and Robin Shou. The following movie was Something to Talk About starring Julia Roberts, Robert Duvall, and Dennis Quaid. Lina Westerberg was honored for her 90th birthday at an... [More]
Times Gone Past 10/2/25
15 Years Ago (2010) The Strand Theater was showing Inception starring Leonardo DiCaprio, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, and Cillian Murphy. The following movie was Dinner for Schmucks starring Steve Carell, Paul Rudd, and Stephanie Szostak. The Weskan High School Homecoming King... [More]
Times Gone Past 9/25/25
20 Years Ago (2005) The Strand Theater was showing Red Eye starring Rachel McAdams, Cillian Murphy, and Brian Cox. The following movie was March of the Penguins featuring the voices of Morgan Freeman and Romane Bohringer. Fox Still was preparing for the Whimmydiddle event... [More]
Times Gone Past 9/18/25
25 Years Ago (2000) The Strand Theater was showing The Replacements starring Keanu Reeves and Gene Hackman. The following movie was Space Cowboys starring Clint Eastwood, Tommy Lee Jones, and Donald Sutherland. Sherri & Thad Vincent announced the birth of their son,... [More]
Times Gone Past 9/11/25
30 Years Ago (1995) The Strand Theater was showing Operation Dumbo Drop starring Danny Glover, Ray Liotta, and Denis Leary. The following movie was Waterworld starring Kevin Costner and Dennis Hopper. The 16th, and final, Wallace school reunion was recently held with an... [More]
Times Gone Past 9/4/25
15 Years Ago (2010) The Strand Theater was showing The Other Guys starring Will Ferrell, Mark Wahlberg, and Derek Jeter. The following movie was Eat Pray Love starring Julia Roberts, Richard Jenkins, and Javier Bardem. The public was invited to a bridal shower for Charlie... [More]
Times Gone Past 8/28/25
20 Years Ago (2005) The Strand Theater was showing Wedding Crashers starring Owen Wilson and Vince Vaughn. The following movie was The Dukes of Hazard starring Seann William Scott, Johnny Knoxville, and Jessica Simpson. Heath & Lynn Perry announced the birth of their... [More]
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FEATURE STORY
Weskan Schools 2025 Homecoming Royalty
Presenting the Weskan Schools 2025 Homecoming Royalty: (Back row) Ole Hippenstiel, Austin Smith, King Nick Cottrell, and Daniel Conde. (Front Row) Hudson Schattel, Mykah Schemm, Queen Justice Still, Kaydy White, and Lyla Welsh.
Youth Flag Football
A windy afternoon did not slow down the flag football players. Wallace County Rec hosted games in Sharon Springs on Saturday, October 4th. Follow the Wallace County Recreation Facebook page to keep up with all of their activities.
Governor Recognizes Career in Construction Month with Fort Hays Tech | Northwest Representation at Signing
Kansas Governor Laura Kelly has officially proclaimed October as Career in Construction Month, recognizing the critical role the construction industry plays in building communities and driving the state’s economy. The proclamation signing took place last Wednesday, with... [More]
Wallace County High School Homecoming Royalty
Front row: Jersi Benisch, Keely Klinge, Briggs Fischer, Josey Bolen, and Jaelyn Ita. Back row: Christian Aquino, Jacopo Romolini, Payton Johnson, Kemper Benisch, and Tyler Wagoner. Photo by Peggy Fischer.
Hudson Named NSRA Secretary of the Year for 24th Year in a Row
The 2025 Nebraska State Rodeo Association Finals wrapped up this past weekend in Lexington, and though most eyes were on the contestants, one of the sport’s most consistent champions wasn’t in the arena- but behind the books. Jill Hudson was named the 2025 NSRA... [More]
Area Students Hit the Cattletrails
The Historical Exposition held annually at the Fort Wallace Museum was well attended by area students and history enthusiasts. On Friday, Students were invited to visit several learning stations scattered throughout the Fort Wallace Grounds where they learned everything it took... [More]
Barry Corbin to Appear At Fort Wallace Museum
Actor Barry Corbin, known for his roles in Lonesome Dove and Yellowstone, will attend the Cowboys and Cattle Trails events at the Fort Wallace Museum on September 6. The locally produced short film, Trail End (2005) will be shown followed by a QandA led by the museum’s... [More]
Kansas lesser prairie chicken loses endangered species act protections after court order
TOPEKA — The lesser prairie chicken, a dancing grouse that has long teetered between threatened and endangered classifications, lost its federal protections in court in a victory for Great Plains petroleum and cattle industries. In a Tuesday decision from a Texas federal... [More]
More Feature Story
- U.S. Senator Jerry Moran Visits Rotary in Sharon Springs
- Wallace County EMS Receives Commendation from U.S. Senator Jerry Moran
- Pioneer Pastoring part 5
- City Receives $5000 Rotary Grant for Tree Replacement in City Park
- Greeley County Health Services Seeks Participation in Survey
- Pioneer Pastoring part 4
- 4H'ers Shot for the Moon at the Wallace County Fair
- Pioneer Pastoring part 3
BUGLE NOTES
Bugle Notes 11/28/24
Peak travel season may be over, but that doesn't mean that we are closing up shop at the Fort Wallace Museum! We have re-vamped winter hours that are already underway - you can visit Mon - Sat 10-4 MT this winter, weather permitting. If there is questionable weather, you can... [More]
Bugle Notes 5/21/24
It’s that time again in Wallace! It’s Rodeo Time! This year’s 70th Edition of the Fort Wallace Rodeo is shaping up to be a special one! There are again two performances; Saturday May 25 at 7 pm MDT and then on Sunday May 26 at 5 pm MDT. Admission... [More]
Annual Symposium held at Fort Wallace Museum
This past weekend, the Fort Wallace Museum had record-breaking attendance at the annual Symposium, and an equally successful Fundraiser Banquet. Around 90 people were in attendance at the day’s lectures and presentations, with attendees from all over Kansas, as well as... [More]
Fort Wallace Museum to Host Symposium/Banquet
The Guardians of the Fort Wallace Museum will host their annual symposium and banquet on Saturday, March 16, at the museum, with symposium beginning at 8:30 am MDT and Capt. Keogh’s Emerald Banquet at 5 pm MDT. The theme of this year’s events is “The Moccasin... [More]
Bugle Notes 11/28/23
The Christmas Season approaches! Our annual Candlelight Christmas Service will be held on Sunday, December 3rd at 5:00 MT, starting at the 1888 Bethany Lutheran Church located on the west side of our Museum grounds. The traditional Swedish Lutheran service in the historic atmosphere... [More]
Bugle Notes 10/31/23
On Thursday evening, Nov. 2nd, come on over at 6 pm to hear a most talented musician, mandolinist and singer/songwriter John DePew! We will be hosting John inside the 1888 Bethany Lutheran Church. John Depew is a Kansas-based musician, songwriter, and traveler with a knack for... [More]
Bugle Notes 10/24/23
The fall travel season has featured strong attendance at the Fort Wallace Museum, with many retired couples and international travelers coming through. Our RV Park has also been busy, with many people staying to experience the local flavor of Wallace County. Our summer hours... [More]
Ft Wallace Museum Holds 4th Annual Education Day
This past Friday and Saturday, the Fort Wallace Museum grounds once again sprang to life -this time with the sights and sounds of a Native American village. 10 traditional tipis glowed in the sun, as well as military tents and a complete 1800s chuckwagon set-up. During Friday’s... [More]
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