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Ground was broke today for Haysvilles new senior center. The new building will be located behind the Main Street Place senior residences on Karla between Main and the railroad tracks.
The Senior Center is currently located at 711 E Grand in the building that was once City Hall.
For more information on Haysvilles Senior Center follow this link.
Campus has had some changes, additions and renovations through it’s history but nothing compares to the latest.
From the USD 261 website “Campus High School began construction in October, 2006 on major renovations including halls between buidlings (sic)”.
Should the name of the high school now be changed? I believe the school got it’s name from it’s “campus” like layout which meant having to walk “out of doors” from building to building.
The centerpiece of Campus, the cafeteria, will also vanish along with the fresh air walks between classes.
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Only 2 days until Christmas and with 6-8 inches of snow its bound to be a white one. Saturday Haysville was hit with one of the worst snow storms in recent history. All day and night Saturday, Haysville road crews worked to clear the roads while residents worked to clear their driveways.
Dr. Stephen Schneider is again back in the news. He and his wife have both been indicted by a Federal Grand Jury and are facing criminal charges relating to their distribution of pain medications from their Haysville clinic.
More on the story and the indictment can be found at Kansas.com
1974 photo
Is Haysville The Ideal Home Community? Not according to Money Magazine. Your opinion may differ. If given a choice I would rather live here then visit. No smog or traffic jams and we’re close to the Turnpike so nice places to visit are just a handful of change away. As for being compared to Derby which seems to happen a lot… We are no fatter then Derbyites (is that what their called?) and we are younger so we’ve got that going for us.
See how Haysville compares to nearby cities and the top 10 best places to live Money Magazine’s Best Places To Live
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Ornaments can be purchased at City Hall, the HAC and the Library.
Close up of ornaments here.
The windmill is actually beside the wire house and not behind as shown on the ornament.
December 8th and 9th at the Haysville United Methodist Church 601 E. Grand. 6 to 9 p.m. each night.
Drive through this display of scenes from the life of Jesus. The display is narrated via a CD player that is given to each vehicle.
This is a free event open to the public.
Photos from last nights City Lighting have been posted to the Photo Album.
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