The Kansas Star Casino plans to support local students annually by providing $100 per student to buy school supplies, $1,000 scholarship to each graduating senior from Sumner County high schools or

Sponsored by the Caldwell Chamber of Commerce, SHARE, KanOkla Networks, and the City of Caldwell, the campaign is designed to encourage more people to shop at their local retailers and restaurants.

Gail Feely, Caldwell Elementary teacher, has been selected as a semi-finalist for the Region IV Kansas Teacher of the Year for 2012.
 

Caldwell, Kansas, founded in 1871, know as the "Border Queen City", was a place with cowboys, saloons, gambling and violence.

The Caldwell State Bank, with the grant-writing assistance of KanOkla Networks, has been awarded a $25,000 economic development grant to revitalize and redevelop the town.

The Kansas Humanities Council (KHC) recently awarded the Caldwell Chamber of Commerce a $1,222 grant in support of the "Threads of Our Kansas Quilting Heritage" exhibition and program.

The Chisholm Trail Festival is fast approaching, so mark your calendars now for this year's extraordinary event scheduled for May 6 and May 7, 2011.

KASB, state legislators, and the Governor will get results of community meeting.

The tournament is scheduled for Saturday, May 21, 2011 at the Wellington Municipal Golf Course. For more information, call Randy Sawyer (620)845-3915 or Joel Hudson (316)721-9285.

Talen Ginn, #1, and Sam Eaton, #2, are the two top money collectors for St. Jude Math-a-Thon. Caldwell Elementary School students collected $3, 580.27!