Jefferson County election results
Following are the election results from Linda Buttron, Jefferson County Election Officer.
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Jefferson County Election results from April 2
Following are the unofficial election results from the Jefferson County Election Office. Only the two main questions and the few races are reported: Jefferson County North, USD 339 Bond issue passed with 77% support: Yes —333 No —98 Meriden-Ozawkie area library district question passed with 85% support: Yes—332 No—59 Races — USD 338, Valley Falls, [...]
Presidential race brings 60 percent of Jefferson County voters to the polls
A total of 7,765 voters cast ballots in Jefferson County Tuesday, 60 percent of the total registered.
Davis Publications offers subscriptions to electronic versions of county newspapers
In the past, JeffCountyNews.com has provided a small amount of news and features at no charge.
Meeting will explore return of fireworks Lake Perry
A meeting to plan for a Perry Lake fireworks show next July 4th weekend is being held at 4 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 29, at Dukes Bar & Grill at Lake Perry Yacht & Marina.
Enrollment drops despite high test scores at USD 338
It was the highest of the highs and lowest of the lows when the Valley Falls school board met Sept. 10.
Herrig, Ledbetter are winners in Tuesday’s election
Unofficial election returns in Jefferson County Tuesday night had Wayne Ledbetter being elected county commissioner over Kyle Brown from the 2nd District and Sheriff Jeff Herrig easily defeating his challenger, David Christy, in the Republican primaries.
Courthouse records: July 26, 2012
Courthouse records for the week of July 26, 2012.
Rural Kansas Photography Contest seeking submissions
Kansas shutterbugs are called to submit their photos for a Rural Kansas Photography Contest, now taking online submissions through Sept. 17.
Kansas Lottery celebrates silver anniversary with record sales year
In a year already marked with much celebration, its 25th anniversary year, the Kansas Lottery has achieved a new record for sales. Sales of Lottery products in Fiscal Year 2012, which began July 1, 2011, and ended June 30, 2012, were nearly $244 million (unaudited). That’s up more than 4.6 percent from the previous year’s sales.