Todd Sheppard of Charleson and Wilson, Bonded Abstractors, Inc., talked about preventing wire fraud. His advice is if you get asked to wire funds, always stop and place a phone call to the person you think requested the money using a number you got from a source other than the email or mail you received. Don’t wire funds at all if at all possible.

Here’s a story published in The Mentor, the Manhattan High School newspaper.

He and Kitty went to visit the islands in 2005. They showed pictures of the landscapes and unique creatures in the islands that Darwin visited long ago.

Doug was recognized for his service as our club historian.

Is Barbara Huston, who owns her own real estate business. Barbara’s goal is to increase our Pancake Day and Silent Auction sales.

Here are some pictures from the 2018 Fall Into Service event!

The event was held at Pittsburgh State. Students formed a painting crew for Habitat for Humanity and attended a social. Kiwanis member Harold Bailey was on hand (second pic) with the K-State Circle K President. Over 50 Circle K students and many Kiwanis supporters attended.

Over 40 high school students showed up to kick off Key Club’s 2018-19 year. Key Club members will be going to Fall Rally to learn more about club leadership, and they’re planning some great service projects. We’re proud to sponsor this club!