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The Council Grove Freshmen boys basketball team traveled to Chase County on Tuesday evening and were able to get in a shortened, 2-quarter, game due to illness by both teams. The Braves jumped out to a 12 - 11 lead after the first quarter and then put the game away in the second quarter with a 15 - 7 run to win 27 - 18.

The Morris County Hospital Auxiliary hosted the K.C. Chiefs-sponsored CBC Blood Drive on Monday, December 12. Forty-seven (47) volunteer donors participated in the MCH Auxiliary Blood Drive, which enabled the staff of the Community Blood Center of Kansas City to collect 41 units of blood.

The Market on Main, 206 W. Main, owned by Tammie Mahoney Livingston, has been open for a month, having opened and had its ribbon cutting on the night of Candlelight Charm on November 12. Livingston, along with her husband Luke and family, returned to their home at the city lake during COVID. They could continue to work and attend school, due to the excellent internet available here. With both Tammie and Luke having been raised here, they decided that “home” is where they wanted to be and chose to make Council Grove their permanent residence. Luke still commutes to Topeka daily for work.