The Sabetha Herald

09/04/2026

Way back in the day, it was common practice for local newspapers to comment on what other area newspapers had reported on. Sometimes the comments were nice, other times they were not. This clipping is from the August 1, 1907, Sabetha Herald issue and discusses an item that was printed in the Muscotah Record.

09/01/2026

Athlete of the Week 8.26.2026 – 9.2.2026

THE SABETHA HERALD'S ATHLETE OF THE WEEK Anissa Smith TENNIS SABETHA HIGH SCHOOL On Thursday, August 27, the Lady Jays tennis squad traveled to Wamego to kick off their 2026 season. Senior Anissa Smith, who represented the Jays in the number two singles spot, captured the only win of the day for the Jays against Wabaunsee, 6-4.

THE SABETHA HERALD’S ATHLETE OF THE WEEK                 Anissa Smith TENNIS SABETHA HIGH SCHOOL On Thursday, August 27, the Lady Jays tennis squad...

08/26/2026

This advertisement is paid for by Steam Power Air Duct & Carpet Cleaning.

08/26/2026

This advertisement is paid for by Northridge Church.

08/26/2026

This advertisement is paid for by B&P Propane and Knotty Pine Oil.

08/25/2026

Memory Monday: this advertisement for the Sycamore Springs swimming pool can be found in the June 6, 1934, issue of The Sabetha Herald. This pool was an entertainment/recreational staple for Sabetha folks back then

08/21/2026

Fun Fact Friday: Per entertainment in town, Sabetha once had a video rental store called Videos to Go, which was located at 930 Main Street, where The Art Room Studio is currently located. Attached is one of their ads from 2003.

08/19/2026

This advertisement is paid for by B&P Propane and Knotty Pine Oil

08/10/2026

Memory Monday
This advertisement for the Sabetha Royal Theater was published in the July 16, 1930, issue of The Sabetha Herald. This theater was owned by Harry Moulton before it was purchased by Ernest and Louise Block in 1941. It was later renovated and renamed to the Sabetha Civic Theater.

08/07/2026

Fun Fact Friday: In the August 6, 2008, issue of The Sabetha Herald, TEC-Java Dave's — a former Main Street business that once provided entertainment in Sabetha through movie rentals — began offering fresh-baked Picadilly Pizza as part of the store's "destination spot" lineup. According to the article, TEC-Java Dave's was Picadilly Pizza's first "destination spot" location, while their other locations were in convenience stores.