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SEPTEMBER 25, 2018

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FOR SALE: IMPACT SOCKETS, COME-A-LONG, PHILLIPS DVD PLAYER. 620-786-1945

WANTED: OLD MOTORHOME 25′ EARLY 70’S OR 80’S. 620-640-7432

WANTED: 15″ RIM 5 ON 4-1/2 620-793-2111

FOR SALE: 40 GALLON PROPANE WATER TANK IN THE BOX. 620-982-4588

WANTED: 2004 OR NEWER CHEVY 1 TON DUALLY PU, LAKE READY CAMPER, ROUND PROPANE TANK. 620-639-3944

FOR SALE: UNICYCLE, APARTMENT SIZE REFRIGERATOR. 620-797-8215

WANTED: WOK. 620-285-3863

FREE: RADIO/8 TRACK/STEREO. 620-549-3712

FOR SALE: 6 CRAFTS KITS (NEW) 620-786-4274

WANTED: 30′ ALUMINUM EXTENSION LADDER. 620-923-5028

FOR SALE: GAS RANGE. 620-797-5781

FOR SALE: CHICKENS, 2012 CHEVY EQUINOX, 1997 CHEVY 4WD PU. 620-617-8267

FOR SALE: 2003 GMC SIERRA 1/2 TON PU W/4WD/CREW CAB. 620-282-2117

FOR SALE: 2 HONDA 3 WHEELERS OR TRADE FOR A 4 WHEELER/DIRT BIKE, MAYTAG ELECTRIC DRYER. 620-923-5493

FREE: 18 SMALL GLASS VOTIVE’S. 620-793-8367

FOR SALE: 2001 DODGE SLT QUAD CAB/4WD AND MORE, FULL SIZE IRON BED. FREE: ELECTRONIC AIR CLEANER. 620-793-0979

FOR SALE: 2016 NISSAN 2500 CARGO VAN. 620-793-4518

FOR SALE: KITCHEN AID GRAIN ATTACHMENT, WOLFGANG PUCK PRESSURE OVEN W/RECIPE BOOK. 620-935-4390 OR 785-483-1760

WANTED: RYE OR TRITICALE. 620-785-355-2345 OR 785-650-3133

TRADING POST CLASSIFIED:

FOR SALE: 3 PC YOUTH BEDROOM SET THAT WILL ACCOMMODATE A CHILD UP TO 5’ TALL. THE BED SETS UP LIKE A BUNK BED WITH A SMALL DESK ON ONE END AND A DRESSER ON THE OTHER AND A LADDER TO ACCESS THE BED. SOLID YELLOW PINE CONSTRUCTION IN VERY GOOD CONDITION. THE ASKING PRICE IS $300.00. ALSO 2 END TABLES $20 EACH, 36” X 54” MIRROR IN A GOLD ACCENT FRAME FOR $25.00, A POULAN PRO 42” MOWER W/BAGGER $300.00 AND A SIX WHEEL DRIVE LAND & WATER ATV MADE BY RECREATIVE INDUSTRIES, A FULL SET OF SCUBA DIVING GEAR PLUS EXTRAS, AND 8’ AND 10’ SHEETS OF USED CORRUGATED ROOFING. A FREE GREEN RECLINER. THE ATV, SCUBA DIVING GEAR AND CORRUGATED ROOFING PLEASE CALL FOR PRICING. CALL: 620-352-0950

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Barton County Sheriff’s Booking Activity (9/24)

BOOKED: Shawna K. Contrerez on Great Bend Municipal Court case for trespassing with a bond of $500 C/S.

BOOKED: Tanner Guyton of Great Bend on Barton County District Court case for no driver’s license, bond set at $1,000 C/S.

BOOKED: Shawn Owens of Ellinwood on Barton County District Court case for aggravated battery and introduction of contraband into a correctional facility, bond set at $75,000 C/S.

BOOKED: Chelsea Purcell of Great Bend on Barton County District Court case for warrants of FTA, no bond. BCDC case for felony obstruction, bond set at $5,000 C/S.

BOOKED: Peter Zamarripa of Great Bend on Great Bend Municipal Court warrants for FTA, bond set at $2,000 C/S. GBMC warrant for FTA, bond set at $2,000 C/S.

BOOKED: Damaris Meeks on Barton County District Court case for possession of marijuana and possession of paraphernalia, bond set at $2,500 C/S.

BOOKED: Esteban Foster of Great Bend on BTDC case for possession of a controlled substance, possession of drug paraphernalia, possession of marijuana and no DL, bond set at $10,000 C/S.

BOOKED: Mark Ray of Great Bend on BTDC warrant for failure to appear, no bond.

BOOKED: Joel Munoz of Great Bend on BTDC case for serve sentence.

BOOKED: Kristy Kaye Scott of Abilene on Barton County District Court case for DWS, habitual violator with a bond of $2,500 C/S. Cloud County District Court warrant for failure to appear with a bond of $250 cash only.

BOOKED: Garrett Mallow of Great Bend on Barton County District Court case for serve sentence.

BOOKED: Jordan Haist-Richard of El Dorado for hold for DOC bus.

RELEASED: Tanner Guyton of Great Bend on BCDC case for no DL after posting a $1,000 surety bond through Dynomite Bail Bonds.

RELEASED: Jacoby Stewart of Bowie County, TX warrant for FTA, to Texas County transport.

RELEASED: Shepherd on GBMC warrant for contempt of court after being released per order of court. Released on PNDC warrant for probation violation x2 after being released to Pawnee County.

2 OB-GYNs help with special delivery at Kansas zoo

SEDGWICK COUNTY — Officials at the Sedgwick County Zoo are sharing an inside look of the special delivery on September 7, when two Kansas OB-GYNs assisted with the birth of a baby orangutan.

Photos Sedgwick County Zoo

According to the zoo’s social media page, “When Daisy the orangutan began to show signs of labor, everything was progressing normally, until it wasn’t

Contractions had stopped and zoo staff began to notice too much blood.

Daisy had experienced a placental abruption and zoo staff called local OB-GYNs Laura Whisler and Janna Chibry to help.

There were a couple of very scary hours when we weren’t sure if either Daisy or her baby would survive. The emergency C-section saved both of their lives. Two-and-a-half weeks later, both Daisy and Lily are doing very well. Daisy is still healing and keepers are caring for Lily until Daisy is physically ready to take over.”

Whisler and Chibry are University of Kansas trained and providers at College Hill OBGYN in Wichita.

Kansas Shrine Bowl Announces Future Host Sites Topeka, Hutchinson and Pittsburg set to host 2020-2022 Kansas Shrine Bowls

The Kansas Shrine Bowl Board of Directors is excited to announce it has selected three future game sites for the 2020, 2021 and 2022 Kansas Shrine Bowl. On Saturday, September 21st, the Board of Directors heard presentations from six potential hosts. The three future sites are Topeka and Washburn University in 2020, Hutchinson and Hutchinson Community College in 2021 and Pittsburg and Pittsburg State University in 2022.

“We are very excited about all these future sites and humbled by the interest from other great Kansas communities,” said B.J. Harris, Executive Director of the Kansas Shrine Bowl. “We believe awarding these bids for several years in advance will make for a better game day experience and lead to growth in our long-term corporate support.”

Scheduled for July 18th, 2020, Topeka will be hosting for the Kansas Shrine Bowl for the sixth time, first hosting the event in 1988.

“Washburn University’s Yager Stadium at Moore Bowl will be a great backdrop for our game, with a true All-Star environment,” Said B.J. Harris, Executive Director of the Kansas Shrine Bowl.

“We’re thrilled to welcome the Kansas Shrine Bowl back to Topeka for the first time
since 2013,” said Mike Bell, V.P. of Sales for Visit Topeka. “It provides a great
opportunity to host students and athletes in the capital city and we hope they’ll take
full advantage of all Topeka has to offer.”

Hutchinson will host the Kansas Shrine Bowl for the first time on June 26th, 2021.
No stranger to big sporting events, Hutchinson has been the home of the NJCAA
Men’s Basketball tournament for more than 70 years. Gowans Stadium at
Hutchinson Community College, which will serve as the game site, has hosted
multiple junior college bowl games and KSHSAA State Championships.

The final city awarded this cycle was Pittsburg and Pittsburg State University.

The Kansas Shrine Bowl is an all-star high school senior, East vs. West, football
game put on each year in Kansas, by the Kansas Shrine. It is a 501(c) 3 non-profit
charity that produces annual events and related activities, with net proceeds
benefiting Shriners Hospitals for Children. The Kansas Shrine Bowl has sent over
$2M to Shriners Hospitals for Children since its inception in 1973.

Police arrest Kan. man wanted for 15 business burglaries

SHAWNEE COUNTY — Law enforcement authorities are investigating a series of business burglaries and have a suspect in custody.

Swopes -photo Shawnee Co.

On Monday, police arrested a person of interest in at least 15 business burglaries that occurred throughout the Topeka community that spanned several months, according to Lt. Andrew Beightel.

Police booked Eric Darnell Swopes, 44, Topeka, into the Shawnee Co Department of Corrections on requested charges of burglary, theft and criminal damage of property (x15).

Kansas man dies in rear-end semi crash

BROWN COUNTY —One person died in an accident just before 5p.m. Monday in Brown County.

The Kansas Highway Patrol reported a 2004 Chevy Cavalier driven by Ronnie D. Myers, 47, Hiawatha, was eastbound at 783 U.S. 36.  The vehicle rear-ended a semi that was turning into a private drive.

Myers was pronounced dead at the scene and transported to Frontier Forensics.

The semi driver Martin E. Lawrence, 53, Wetmore, was possibly injured, according to the KHP report.  Myers was not wearing a seat belt, according to the KHP.

Sheriff alerts residents to fake check scam in Kansas

CLARK COUNTY — Law enforcement authorities are alerting citizens in southwest Kansas of a scam involving checks that arrived in the mail.

A citizen in Clark County received two checks in separate envelopes and one required a signature.  They came from the same sender address, had the same check paper but with different company and account information.

Fortunately, they were not cashed at local banks, according to a social media report from the Clark County Sheriff.

The sheriff reminded residents “Pay attention. If you are not expecting a check or refund from a company that you deal with, use extra caution. The citizen who received the checks wanted to share this information to help keep others safe. The sheriff’s office removed their information prior to sharing.

Reward doubled, police investigate Kan. animal cruelty case

SEDGWICK COUNTY —Law enforcement authorities are investigating a case of animal cruelty and have increased a  reward from $500 to $1000 for information leading to those responsible for cutting a month-old puppy’s ear off  with a sharp object, according to Beauties and Beasts Animal Rescue in Wichita.

Photo courtesy Beauties and Beasts Animal Rescue

Doctors at Veterinary Emergency & Specialty Hospital of Wichita performed surgery on the puppy named Brooks after the animal rescue organization rapidly received donations to cover costs of the care. 

Anyone with information on the case should contact the Wichita Police animal cruelty investigator hfraizer@wichita.gov or you can send a message to Beauties and Beasts Animal Rescue.

 

2018 Postseason Baseball Glance

All Times TBA
WILD CARD
Tuesday, Oct. 2: National League (ESPN)

Wednesday, Oct. 3: New York vs. Oakland or Houston (TBS)

DIVISION SERIES
(Best-of-5; x-if necessary)
American League
All Games on TBS
Boston vs. wild card winner
Friday, Oct. 5: wild card winner at Boston

Saturday, Oct. 6: wild card winner at Boston

Monday, Oct. 8: Boston at wild card winner

x-Tuesday, Oct. 9: Boston at wild card winner

x-Thursday, Oct. 11: wild card winner at Boston

Houston or Oakland vs. Cleveland

Friday, Oct. 5: Cleveland at Houston or Oakland

Saturday, Oct. 6: Cleveland at Houston or Oakland

Monday, Oct. 8: Houston or Oakand at Cleveland

x-Tuesday, Oct. 9: Houston or Oakland at Cleveland

x-Thursday, Oct. 11: Cleveland at Houston or Oakland

National League
FS1 and MLB Network
Best record vs. wild card
Thursday, Oct. 4:

Friday, Oct. 5:

Sunday, Oct. 7:

x-Monday, Oct. 8:

x-Wednesday, Oct. 10:

Second-best record vs. third-best record
Best record vs. wild card
Thursday, Oct. 4:

Friday, Oct. 5:

Sunday, Oct. 7:

x-Monday, Oct. 8:

x-Wednesday, Oct. 10:

LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES
(Best-of-7, x-if necessary)
American League
All Games on TBS
Saturday, Oct. 13: Game 1

Sunday, Oct. 14: Game 2

Tuesday, Oct. 16: Game 3

Wednesday, Oct. 17: Game 4

x-Thursday, Oct. 18: Game 5

x-Saturday, Oct. 20: Game 6

x-Sunday, Oct. 21: Game 7

National League
Fox and FS1
Friday, Oct. 12: Game 1

Saturday, Oct. 13: Game 2

Monday, Oct. 15: Game 3

Tuesday, Oct. 16: Game 4

x-Wednesday, Oct. 17: Game 5

x-Friday, Oct. 19: Game 6

x-Saturday, Oct. 20: Game 7

WORLD SERIES
(Best-of-7, x-if necessary)
All Games on FOX
Tuesday, Oct. 23: Game 1

Wednesday, Oct. 24: Game 2

Friday, Oct. 26: Game 3

Saturday, Oct. 27: Game 4

x-Sunday, Oct. 28: Game 5

x-Tuesday, Oct. 30: Game 6

x-Wednesday, Oct. 31: Game 7

Tigers Hold Steady at No. 18 in AFCA Division II Poll

WACO, Texas – Fort Hays State remains No. 18 for a second straight week in the AFCA Division II Top 25 Poll, released on Monday (Sept. 24). Fort Hays State is one of three MIAA schools in the Top 25 this week.

The Tigers are now 3-1 overall after a 55-20 win at Missouri Southern on Saturday. Pittsburg State (4-0), the only unbeaten team remaining in the MIAA, is the highest ranked MIAA team at No. 10. Northwest Missouri State fell from No. 4 in the poll to No. 17 this week following its first loss of the season at Central Oklahoma on Saturday night. Central Oklahoma travels to Hays this week with a record of 2-2. Central Missouri, previously No. 19 in the poll, fell out of the Top 25 this week after a loss at Washburn on Saturday.

Last week’s No. 1 ranked team, Texas A&M-Commerce, fell to No. 22 CSU-Pueblo over the weekend, making Minnesota State the nation’s new No. 1 team this week.

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