Lindsborg News-Record

08/09/2025

Lauren Erickson told the City Council on Monday that Lindsborg owes him $1,200 for its share of a sewer repair, and that he was willing to sue for it.

Lauren Erickson told the City Council on Monday that Lindsborg owes him $1,200 for its share of a sewer repair, and that he was willing to sue for it. Showing the three-inch-thick root responsible for blocking the sewage line from his stepdaughter’s house at 535 S.

08/08/2025

Last year, the Lindsborg City Council approved $7,300 for cameras at the north and south ends of Harrison/Cole streets to automatically photograph the license plates of vehicles entering town and alert police if they’ve been stolen, lost, or connected with a crime. On Monday, councilors allotted $3,650 to install a third camera, where Kansas Highway 4 enters town from the west.

Last year, the Lindsborg City Council approved $7,300 for cameras at the north and south ends of Harrison/Cole streets to automatically photograph the license plates of vehicles entering town and alert police if they’ve been stolen, lost, or connected with a crime. On Monday, councilors allotted $...

08/07/2025

There won’t be hot meals through the Lindsborg Senior Center next week, as the temporary program at Messiah Lutheran Church ends this week, a week earlier than planned, and the aging agency that hires for the center’s lunches works out how to resume deliveries.

Few meals available for Senior Center visitors There won’t be hot meals through the Lindsborg Senior Center next week, as the temporary program at Messiah Lutheran Church ends this week, a week earlier than planned, and the aging agency that hires for the center’s lunches works out how to resume...

08/06/2025

As a boy, Shawn Pyle regularly saw a Dodge Charger in his neighbor’s driveway. As a man in his 50s, Pyle spent years searching for that car. It had to have a four-speed transmission, and to have been made in 1967. “Year I was born,” he said.

As a boy, Shawn Pyle regularly saw a Dodge Charger in his neighbor’s driveway. As a man in his 50s, Pyle spent years searching for that car.

08/03/2025

The future of green energy is challenged almost daily by decisions at the federal level that affect the Kansas utility industry, according to an environmentalist who has spent most of her career focused on practical solutions to climate and energy challenges.

TOPEKA — The future of green energy is challenged almost daily by decisions at the federal level that affect the Kansas utility industry, according to an environmentalist who has spent most of her career focused on practical solutions to climate and energy challenges. Dorothy Barnett, executive di...

08/02/2025

Regular energy consumers, not corporations, will bear the brunt of the increased costs of a boom in artificial intelligence that has contributed to a growth in data centers and a surge in power usage, recent research suggests.

Regular energy consumers, not corporations, will bear the brunt of the increased costs of a boom in artificial intelligence that has contributed to a growth in data centers and a surge in power usage, recent research suggests.

08/02/2025

Five exhibitions open at the Birger Sandzén Memorial Gallery on Sunday and continue through Oct. 19: “Practical In Her Art: Women Artists of the 1930s”; paintings by Karen Matheis of Lawrence, prints by Juana Estrada Hernandez of Providence, R.I.; mixed media works by Harley Elliott of Salina; and Swedish art from the Sandzén’s permanent collection.

Five exhibitions open at the Birger Sandzén Memorial Gallery on Sunday and continue through Oct. 19: “Practical In Her Art: Women Artists of the 1930s”; paintings by Karen Matheis of Lawrence, prints by Juana Estrada Hernandez of Providence, R.I.; mixed media works by Harley Elliott of Salina; ...

08/01/2025

The Smoky Valley Board of Education on July 23 approved $166,302 for a new school bus but hopes that a grant will cover a quarter of the cost when the vehicle is delivered sometime in the 2026-27 school year.

The Smoky Valley Board of Education on July 23 approved $166,302 for a new school bus but hopes that a grant will cover a quarter of the cost when the vehicle is delivered sometime in the 2026-27 school year.

07/31/2025

The Lindsborg Community Library reopened with a larger space July 24 after months of construction and remodeling and a week of volunteers helping to move shelves and books.
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07/30/2025

The man who established Valkyrie-Dala Fitness in downtown Lindsborg after being given probation in 2017 for embezzlement of more than $30,000 from merchants in Albuquerque, N.M., had an earlier record of theft and sexual battery in Utah.

The man who established Valkyrie-Dala Fitness in downtown Lindsborg after being given probation in 2017 for embezzlement of more than $30,000 from merchants in Albuquerque, N.M., had an earlier record of theft and sexual battery in Utah. David Anthony Rendon, 65, is now being sued, for lack of full....

07/29/2025

Police spoke with someone about a text message scam. The individual also wanted to report someone stealing from their trash cart.

July 18 Police stopped a vehicle at State and Harrison and cited the driver for a window tint violation. Police spoke with someone about a… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sign Up Now Close