Tag: DickinsonCoKS
Another Record-Breaking Year for Donate Dickinson County Day
Community Foundation of Dickinson County On March 21, Dickinson County came together once again to show its generosity and commitment to local nonprofits through Donate
Arts Council of Dickinson County to Show “Connected as Kansas” Exhibit
The Arts Council of Dickinson County is showcasing “Gordon Parks and Langston Hughes: Connected as Kansans,” an exhibit exploring the ties between Harlem Renaissance leader
MHS EMPLOYEES GIVE TO LOCAL GIRL
MHS Release Employees of Memorial Health System (MHS) wore blue jeans at work, in September, for a “Jeans Day” fundraiser. Employees who donated at least
Heartland Health Care Clinic – Herington, Thankful for Assistance from Senator Marshall’s Office
BY: Haley Jones, Director of Marketing and Development Memorial Health System’s Heartland Health Care Clinic (HHCC) location in Herington continues to make progress toward serving
Dickinson County Historical Society’s Annual Ice Cream Social Being Held Next Month
By Ryan Duey Since 1998 the Dickinson County Historical Society has held an annual Ice Cream Social and Baked Goods Auction Fundraiser during the summer.
Community Foundation of Dickinson County Invites the Community to Help Celebrate 25 Years
The Community Foundation of Dickinson County will celebrate 25 years of Service on Thursday, July 25th at 6:00 p.m. The Social and Dinner will be
Community Foundation of Dickinson County Celebrating a Quarter Century of Support
By Ryan Duey The Community Foundation of Dickinson County is celebrating its 25th anniversary this year, The Foundation has evolved from a project to fund
Wind Turbine Project Application in Dickinson County Nearing Submission
By Ryan Duey Enel Green Power is finalizing a conditional use permit application for a 54,500-acre wind farm in southeast Dickinson County. Development manager Jon
Abilene’s New Dog Park Open for Furry Visitors
By Ryan Duey Abilene community members celebrated the opening of the Ted & Mid Viola Dog Park this past week. Located east of the Abilene
City of Abilene to Bring 0.35% Sales Tax Increase to the Voters
By Ryan Duey The City of Abilene is seeking voter approval for a sales tax to fund a new youth sports complex, following a feasibility