Lions Deliver Cheer Each December, the Kensington Lions deliver bags with FFA fruit and homemade cookies to those in the community who need some extra cheer. This year 47 bags were packed and delivered. It’s an annual project the club has done for many, many years. The delicious fruit and cookies are always appreciated by those who receive a cheer bag. Lions are always proud to serve their community! L-R: Mike and Becky Isom, Greg Billings, Joan Nech, Deb and Bob Sinclair, Da

TR Elementary Kids Show Kindness Thunder Ridge Elementary students made Christmas ornaments for the residents of Smith Center Health and Rehab. Each month the students learn about a different character trait. This month was kindness so they decided to show kindness to those who needed a bit of cheer this Christmas. 45 ornaments were made and delivered to the residents to brighten their Christmas trees. A similar project was done last year. This is a tradition the kids would l

Thunder Ridge School News It was announced Tuesday, December 8, the KSHSAA Board of Directors voted to allow 2 parents/guardians per participant(s) family beginning December 10 through January 28, 2021. All TR student athletes, middle and high school, have been given 2 passes/tickets to be shown for entrance and kept for use each week at all games. The passes are for parents/guardians only. The KSHSAA does not allow for substitutions. Masks will be REQUIRED and of course all

Sam Rice, mission committee chair, Kyler Seemann, Maycee Westbrook, Morgan Westbrook, and Kendra Billings (members of KFC) present the check. Sean Anderson, representative of VCP. St. John Lutheran Donates to VCP The Veteran’s Community Project has been near and dear to the heart of St John Lutheran for the past few years. The youth group, Kids For Christ, has taken two mission trips to the Kansas City’s VCP site over the past three years. They didn’t go this past summer bec

2nd Annual Old Fashioned Christmas Event The City of Kensington enjoyed a wonderful evening Sunday, November 29, with the Old Fashioned Christmas and lighting ceremony. Members of the Kensington Commercial/Community Club are appreciated for all of their hard work in making this a memorable event. Many families enjoyed watching the live nativity parade and the children were able to see Santa from their cars. A free meal served by the Kensington Community Store was boxed to-go