News – Sumner NewsCow (2024)

Daniel Ray White died quietly at his home with his loving wife and son, Rachel and Ashton, at his side, on Tuesday, August 6, 2024.

Danny was born on February 20, 1972, at Denver City, Texas, to Anna M. and Ray B. White, Sr.

He attended Wellington schools, graduating from WHS in 1990.

He married Rachel Foulk on June 1, 2002, at Mayfield Federated Church.

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Playing at the Wellington Regent: Deadpool & Wolverine.

Schedule: Friday at 7 p.m., Saturday and Sunday, 2 and 7 p.m.

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Help wanted: Full-time teller at Impact Bank.

Impact Bank has a career opportunity for a full-time teller position at our Wellington Branch location. We are searching for a service-minded, diligent, positive individual who thrives in a customer-orientated environment. As part of this position, qualified individuals will be responsible for accurate and prompt handling of customer transactions, as well as strong problem-solving skills while responding to customer concerns in a professional setting. Ideal candidates will have a friendly personality and understand how the bank can best serve the local community. Tellers may also be required to travel between branches in Caldwell and Wellington on an as needed basis. The hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., Monday thru Friday, and one Saturday per month.

At Impact Bank we strive to be an employer of choice. We offer exciting opportunities that will challenge your abilities, expand your skills, and reward your contributions in an atmosphere that encourages both personal and professional growth for all.

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By Tracy McCue, Sumner Newscow — Elite Harness has officially arrived in Wellington.

In one of Wellington’s most dynamic, well-planned ribbon cuttings in memory, Elite Harness officially opened its doors to business at 1515 N. A, the former TECT building, yesterday afternoon.

A misty-eyed Nathan Smith, President of Elite Harness, picked up the Chamber scissors and made the ribbon cut with the following statement:

“We did a lot to get here. Being a part in Wellington is important to us. We don’t want to be just a company in Wellington, we want to be a part of the community. We will be participating in as much as we can. Special thanks to Sumner County Economic Development Commission Director Stacy Davis. Special thanks to the city of Wellington for helping us. It is an absolute honor to be here.”

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Sumner Newscow report — Wellington Humane Society Pet of the Week is Cici!

Cici was rescued from death row at a kill shelter. We believe she is a heeler mix and is currently around 7 months old. She is super sweet and very smart! Do you need this adorable girl to complete your family? Now through September 30 is our Clear the Shelters Event! We have lots of discounts on adoption fees. With this event and the Pet of the Week Special, Cici’s adoption fee is only $50!

Stop in this week to meet this special pet. The shelter is open Wednesday through Friday, 3 to 7 p.m., and Saturday, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. If you are interested in adoption, please complete the online application before entering to speed up the adoption process. WHS officials go in order of application received, so the sooner you get in your application, the better! And don’t forget, the Pet of the Week has a discounted adoption fee of $10 off cats during their week!

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Sumner Newscow report – The following is an update from Friday’s accident on U.S. 81, south of Wellington.

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According to a Sumner County Sheriff report, Larry Driskell of Wellington was operating a GMS pickup southbound at the 400 block of U.S. 81 Highway.

He slowed and was making a left turn into a field when a Toyota Highlander, driven by Natasha Fredrick of Cibolo, Texas attempted to pass it and struck it. The Toyota then went into the ditch where it came to a rest. All subjects were checked by Wellington EMS and refused treatment. Minor injuries were reported.

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Sumner Newscow report — The Olympics are over. But here are a few questions to answer…

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Sumner Newscow report — Rain amount from the past 12 hours…

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Sumner Newscow report — Last week, the Wellignotn USD 353 District Office had some special guests show up with a surprise. The Wellington Recreation Foundation and the Wellington Recreation Commission joined forces to make a generous donation of $8000 for the Locker Room/Community Building joint project with the City of Wellington. Superintendent Hatfield graciously accepted the donation from (pictured from left) Wellington Recreation Center Director Cody White, WRC board member Hankie Holefelder, Wellington Recreation Foundation board member Lynne Lawrence, and WRC and WRF board member Betty Zeka. (Those not in attendance were WRC board members Tami McCue, John Brand, and Erma Ratliff and WRF board members Jared Brown, Mary Long, and Clint Lawrence).

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Sumner Newscow report — Parents rejoice, children mourn. We are close to starting school.

The Wellington School District will be starting school on Aug. 19. The full schedule can be found here. To enroll click here.

Don’t forget there is an open house for parents on Thursday.

This year, Wellington will be ushering in 18 new teachers. Last week, the school held an orientation to introduce the new staff.

Here is a biography of 12 of the 18 new teachers produced by Russ Sturm, Wellington school communication director. We will add biographies as they become available.

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Sumner Newscow report — Rain totals for this weekend according to local rain gauges on the CORHSN website.

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Sumner Newscow report — The application period for a vacancy on the Housing Authority Board has begun for a 15-day period to 5 p.m. on August 26, 2024. The appointment will be for the remainder of the term which expires April 30, 2027.

The care and operation of the Wheat Capital Manor shall be under the control and management of the Housing Authority Board. The Board is authorized to employ an executive Director and agents and employees both permanent and temporary; and to delegate to one or more of them such powers or duties as the Authority may require or deem proper. The Housing Authority meets on the fourth Tuesday of each month. This member may be a resident or non-resident of the City of Wellington.

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Wellington Police weekend report: Friday, August. 9 – Sunday, August. 11, 2024:

Friday, August 9, 2024

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