Wind Damage
Wind damage to the Campus tennis courts from yesterdays storm.
T-Ball, Baseball, Softball Sign-ups
Haysville Youth Softball & Baseball sign-up. More info here.
Oatville Receives Award
From the Derby Informer…
For the third year out of four, Oatville Elementary School received the Governor’s Achievement Award.
“It starts with a great staff,” said Principal Shane Dent. “They truly believe every child can achieve more.”
Dent said the school uses a multi tier support system.
Full story here.
Haysville Community Expo
What: Haysville Community Expo
When: April 14, 2012 9am-3pm
Where: Haysville Middle School 900 W. Grand
More info here.
Business Interest In Haysville Continues To Grow
From the Wichita Business Journal…
Haysville’s business sector continues to expand, and it looks as though a few more businesses might be on the way.
Sleep Inn & Suites is celebrating its grand opening there. The hotel is at 651 E. 71st St. S., right at the Haysville exit of the Kansas Turnpike and not far from the new Kansas Star Casino in Mulvane.
Read full story here
Titanic Gala Dinner Theater
Celebrate the 100th Anniversary of the sinking of the Titanic at the Haysville Community Library, 210 S. Hays
An inter-active dinner theater, on Saturday, April 14 at 6 p.m.
First class tickets $20, Steerage $10
Call 524-5242 for reservations.
New Traffic Lights
The new traffic signals at the intersection of Grand and Meridian have been installed and are now flashing in 4 way stop mode. According to the City the signals will begin functioning as normal stoplights Friday afternoon.
Haysville To Compensate Overcharged Water Customers
From Burke Will Stay At Helm In Haysville
From the Derby Informer…
John Burke, superintendent of the Haysville school district, withdrew from consideration for an Omaha-area superintendent position this past month.
Burke was one of five finalists who interviewed with the Westside school board, which was looking for a successor to its retiring superintendent.
Full story here.
CHS Mane Stage Presents “The Pajama Game”
The Tony® Award-winning Best Musical Revival of 2006, “The Pajama Game” comes to the Campus High School Mane Stage on Friday and Saturday, February 24 and 25 at 7 p.m. and Sunday, February 26 at 2 p.m.
Tickets are $5, Senior Citizens and children under school age are free. Doors will open 30 minutes before production (6:30 p.m. on Friday and Saturday and 1:30 p.m. on Sunday).
A collaboration between the theatre, vocal and instrumental departments, the high-energy score of “The Pajama Game,” by Richard Adler and Jerry Ross, brims with popular hits and musical theater standards such as “Hey There,” “Steam Heat” and the hilarious “Hernandos Hideaway.” Based on Richard Bissells novel, “7 ½ Cents,” “The Pajama Game” tells the story of Babe, a feisty employee representative who finds her match in the pajama shop superintendent, Sid. Overflowing with pajamas, love, singing and conflicts between the labor union and the management, the real story is the seven-and-a-half-cents-per-hour raise the pajama factory workers are demanding to keep their salaries comparable with other garment-workers pay.
The cast includes Campus High School students Jake Lewis, Aaron Hein, Robbie Gerdes, Brandon Cline, Ashley Foster, Brody Huckleberry, Cayla Hoover, Amanda Zogelmann, Haley Trask, Devon Hake, Holly Rodman, Mary Wills, Kellie Elmegreen, Libby Heflin, Brett McGlothern, Zach Shinkle, Shelby Bettles, Olyvia Crum, Autumn Cumley, Victoria Hutchison, Erica Kan, Kelsey Kendall, Anna Rosendale, Morgan Shetler, Melody Springs, Max Ward, Kimmie West and Sidney Wilson.
Recent Comments