News

Senior Center Menu

Meals are served Monday through Friday at 11:30 a.m. and are available to all. Guests of any age welcome. Meals for those 60 years of age or older are $3.50 and under 60 are $7.50. Lunches need to be ordered one day in advance. Delivery is available for home bound residents.

School Menu

Thurs, Oct. 01Breakfast- Western Omelet Quesadilla; Tomato salsa; Fresh grapesLunch- Turkey & cheese sub sandwich; Apple;Baby carrots; ChipsFri, Oct. 02Breakfast- French Toast sticks; Syrup; Fruit cocktail Lunch- Country style beef patty; WW roll; Jelly (6-12); Mashed potatoes; Steamed Broccoli;...
In this graphic from the National Weather Service, the dark green shows a the vast area of Flood Watch.

In this graphic from the National Weather Service, the dark green shows a the vast area of Flood Watch.

Remains of Pacific Hurricane Polo Bring Flooding Rains to Kansas

Pacific tropical moisture wrapping into a storm will continue a multi-day heavy rainfall event this week that will impact multiple areas in the Plains and Inter-mountain West.

Wheatland Electric Powers the Pantry with $50,000 for Local Food Banks — Plus a Chance to Win the Ultimate Americana Backyard Bundle!

SCOTT CITY – Wheatland Electric Cooperative, Inc. (WEC) is once again putting its Concern for Community principle into action with the launch of its 2026 POWER THE PANTRY campaign and a $50,000 commitment to a dozen local food pantries across its southwest and central Kansas service territory.This...
After crossing the 4-way, the band turns around to accompany the cheerleaders’ performance in the intersection. (Unfortunately our photos of that are too blurry.)

After crossing the 4-way, the band turns around to accompany the cheerleaders’ performance in the intersection. (Unfortunately our photos of that are too blurry.)

Home of the WCJSHS Braves and Indians

Home of the WCJSHS Braves and Indians

Official Class Counts for 2026-27

The class counts for the 2026-27 school year have been certified. Despite a few f l u ctuat i ons i n numbers for individual classes, USD 467’s student count worked out to 383, which is neither a gain nor a loss from the 202526 school year.
Front row (L-R): Eryka Smith, President; Matt Price; Maegan Berry Back row: Jim Myers; Bruce Loy; Adam Marcotte; Farrin Watt, Vice President Photo courtesy Tammy Mason

Front row (L-R): Eryka Smith, President; Matt Price; Maegan Berry Back row: Jim Myers; Bruce Loy; Adam Marcotte; Farrin Watt, Vice President Photo courtesy Tammy Mason

2026 Board of Education.

2026 Board of Education.