Sublette News

Wednesday, November 25, 2009 Corn has always been a staple for Thanksgiving meals, and this year there will certainly be no shortage of it.

High school students Giseelle Arredondo, Nathan Gonzalez and Ruby Tello stood in front of a robotic patient simulator, which mimic symptoms and conditions experienced by live medical patients, Wednesday morning at Garden City Community College.

At Providence Grain near Sublette, 1.5 million bushels of corn and 300,000 bushels of milo are on the ground.

Published online 11/17/2009 10:17 PM McPherson Concrete Products employees Francisco Gonzalez and Oscar Garcia tie rebar before they pour a ring of concrete for a new grain silo at the Patterson elevator Tuesday.

Crafters and collectors got a chance over the weekend to get in from the rainy, cold weather to look at antique dishes, various flavors of baked bread loaves, old comic books and other items at the 39th annual Western Kansas Antique and Craft Show.

The little yellow house that sits on East Ninth Street in Scott City appears just as the other neighborhood houses.

A former mayor of Sublette for seven years died Monday from injuries sustained in a car wreck in Finney County.

Garden City Telegram, Aug. 24: Southwest Kansas will have a tough time growing without better highways.

Finney County farmers Carol and Mike Deaver stood Tuesday night, looking at aerial maps of the three alternatives the Kansas Department of Transportation is asking the public to consider for improvements to U.S. Highway 83 from Sublette to Scott City.

In a back-and-forth debate between the residents of Liberal and the school board, a special election will determine the outcome.

This weekend features two popular events where people can get a glimpse of the landscape from the air or take in bluegrass, jazz and country all in one place.

The United Rebel Sprint Series made its final appearance Friday night at Hutchinson Raceway Park for the 2009 Season with seventeen teams making the pull through the gate.

The United Rebel Sprint Series made its final appearance Friday night at Hutchinson Raceway Park for the 2009 Season with seventeen teams making the pull through the gate.

Some former kindergarten classrooms that have sat empty for years are planned to have a new use starting next month - a learning center where adults who never graduated from high school can earn Holcomb High School diplomas.

Monday, June 15, 2009 The weekend storms visited many parts of Western Kansas, but perhaps no area got hit as hard as one feed lot just north of Tice.

At the Belle Plaine Co-op, elevator manager Pete Nulik said Thursday that he has taken in about 75,000 bushels of wheat so far with test weights averaging about 57 pounds per bushel.

SUBLETTE, Kan. a ' Extreme weather hit parts of Kansas early Sunday. One storm-chaser's camera was rolling when a tornado touched down in the town of Sublette, about 200 miles west of Wichita.

At least four tornadoes touched down Sunday amid severe thunderstorms that swept southwestern and south-central Kansas.

Heavy rainfall is likely overnight, but National Weather Service meteorologists say the Topeka area should be free of severe weather into Monday morning.

It wasn't enough to classify as an outbreak, but it was nonetheless impressive how many different states reported tornadoes on Wednesday.