Sedgwick’s city clerk to retire after twenty-plus years
by Bill Bush SEDGWICK—Sedgwick City Clerk publicly announced her retirement to the city council last week at the regular council meeting. She gave them……
Downtown
Sedgwick downtown no longer looks the same after transformation
by Bill Bush SEDGWICK—The last two years have seen quite a transformation of downtown Sedgwick. First the City purchased the empty medical building, and……
Sedgwick celebrates restored building with Whistler and family
by Bill Bush SEDGWICK—Saturday morning the City of Sedgwick held a ribbon cutting for its newest downtown businesses—the Sodality Place and Truly You at……
Local woman delivers new life to former Sedgwick Library
by Bill Bush SEDGWICK—Rebecca Whistler delivered 9 of her 11 children at home with the help of a midwife. “As a result of that……
Sedgwick gets serious about code enforcement
by Bill Bush SEDGWICK—Two Sedgwick downtown building owners appeared in court last week at City Hall to face code enforcement charges from the city…….
Sedgwick gaining momentum in mission to clean up downtown
by Bill Bush SEDGWICK—It’s believed to be the largest fine with respect to code enforcement in Sedgwick’s history, according to City Administrator Joe Turner…….
Fine and probation levied against downtown owner
by Bill Bush SEDGWICK—The journey to downtown improvement took a major step forward recently when a judge ordered Ted Brunner, owner of 519 N….
With stable occupied downtown, energy turns toward making it stronger
By Adam Strunk Newton’s downtown has a 92 percent occupancy rate. That’s the result of an unscientific walking survey conducted by Newton Now, looking……
Public input eye opening
Folks like downtown flowers. At the last commission meeting, City Manager Bob Myers brought up a simple idea of using the money spent on……
Trick or treat on Main Street on Monday
By Wendy Nugent Newton Now The weather was a bit blustery Monday night and not at all crisp as cops, Batmen, a library……