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Daily Archives: September 14, 2026

Barry Mashburn, 70, Wellington: June 10, 1956 – Sept. 1, 2026

Barry Mashburn

Barry Mashburn died on September 1, 2026. He was born on June 10, 1956, in Beloit, Wisc. Barry was a compassionate, funny, dedicated, and loving man whose warm spirit touched the lives of many.

Barry dedicated 28 years of his life to the medical field as a Licensed Practical Nurse. His compassion and dedication were especially evident in his work in pediatric nursing. Caring for others was more than a profession to Barry; it was a calling. He found purpose in helping others and took great pride in the care he provided to his patients.

Outside of his nursing career, Barry had many interests and talents. He had a deep interest in genealogy and enjoyed learning about his family history and the generations who came before him. He was also a skilled mechanic, always willing to share his knowledge and expertise with those around him. His curiosity, talents, and willingness to help others reflected who he was.

Bobby E. Cink, 86, Caldwell: Sept. 1, 1939 – Sept. 9, 2026 (full obit)

Bobby Cink

Bobby Eugene Cink was born in Caldwell on September 1, 1939, to Ernest & Pauline Cink. He was the middle child of three, with Shirley being his older sister, and Ernie his younger brother.

Bobby went to school in Caldwell, Ks. In high school, he met Connie Houck, whom he married on July 6th, 1959.

He started his career in aircraft with Welco in Wellington as a machinist and quickly moved up the ladder. As the company changed owners several times, Bobby continued to grow and retired over 30 years later as Director of Operations.

Sumner Newscow Sports Calendar: Monday, Sept. 14 – Saturday, Sept. 19

WELLINGTON HIGH AND MIDDLE SCHOOL

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Wellington Police Weekend Report: Friday, Sept. 11 – Sunday, Sept. 13, 2026

Wellington Police weekend report: Friday, Sept. 11 – Sunday, Sept. 13, 2026:

Friday, September 11, 2026

Wellington Crusader Wall of Recognition is seeking nominations

The Wellington Crusader Wall of Recognition is seeking nominations for the Crusader Wall of Recognition. The Crusader Wall of Recognition was established to honor the culture and tradition of excellence and high achievement by recognizing outstanding Wellington High School Alumni and contributors.

It also inspires current and future Crusaders to lead their lives in a way that will perpetuate the standards of excellence and high achievement the honorees have set forth. The Crusader Wall of Recognition was implemented in 2012 with 29 inductees. 

It is easy to submit a nomination. Eligibility Requirements and the Nomination Form are available online at    Wall of Crusader Recognition Nomination.docx

J.P. Buellesfeld – Wall of Recognition recipient – 2012

JP Buellesfeld is a 1983 Wellington High School graduate and in 2012 was inducted into the Crusader Wall of Recognition. JP received his bachelor’s degree from Washburn University in Topeka, Kansas in 1984 at age 19.

He majored in Political Science and U.S. History. He received his master’s degree in Business Administration from Webster University in 1985 at age 20.

In 1986, he was recognized in the World Book Encyclopedia for being the only high school graduate in United States history to earn six years of collegiate education in two years. JP Buellesfeld has been the President of Buellesfeld Financial Services, Inc. for the last 36 years. He is involved in the daily management of his client’s investment assets through Mutual Funds, Individual Stocks, and ETFs.

He also prepares corporate, partnership, and personal Federal and State income tax returns.  

For nineteen years, from 1988 to 2007, J. P. Buellesfeld served as an adjunct teacher for Cowley Community College in Wellington, Kansas, where he taught Economics, Personal Finance, U.S. History, U.S. National Government, and State and Local Government.

Sumner County Sheriff weekly jail bookings: Sept. 7 – Sept. 14, 2026

Sumner Newscow report — The Sumner County Sheriff’s weekly jail bookings for Sept. 7, 2026, through Sept. 14, 2026, are as follows:

Sumner Roundup: South Sumner romps, Oxford wins big game vs. Flinthills, more…

South Sumner’s Maddox Pond rushed for 112 yards in the Outlaws big win over Northern Heights. (Photos by Karen Shellhamer)

Sumner Newscow report — The following is a roundup of Sumner County football games on Friday…

South Sumner 48 Northern Heights 0

South Sumner is rolling. The Outlaws destroyed Northern Heights, located north of Emporia. The Outlaws have now outscored their opponents 100-20 in the first two games of the season.

SS led 32-0 at the end of the first quarter and was in front 48-0 at the half, before the game was called on a mercy rule at halftime.

The Outlaws accumulated 268 yards of offense, 242 of that on the ground in South Haven.

Sam Wylie and his horse usher in the Outlaws.

Maddox Pond ran for 112 yards on four attempts. Mak Blosser had 101 yards on five attempts. Caldwell-South Haven had just 17 plays in the game, five of them resulting in touchdowns. The Outlaws had scores of 16, 25, 30, 56 and 51 yards. Blosser even ran a 55-yard interception return for touchdown.

Wellington Crusader Club meeting at noon at Big Cheese Pizza

Sumner Newscow report — The Wellington Crusader Club will be meeting today at Big Cheese Pizza at noon at 324 N. Washington. Wellington head coach Jeremiah Meeks will be speaking about the Crusaders’ big victory over Wichita Collegiate. Other scheduled speakers are: Jaedyn Showman and Brian Aufdengarten.

These meetings are open to the public.

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