BURDETT NEWSLETTER
ANNOUNCEMENTS/UPCOMING EVENTS JUNE 2026
The Burdett 150 Celebration is moving along.
It will be July 17-19 before we know it! T-shirts, caps, coffee cups, playing cards, stickers are now on sale, contact Susan Snodgrass or Eileen Thompson, or order online.
Is your property ready to put its “best foot forward” in presentation?
Would you like to be part of the parade? If so, contact Ryley Burkhart or register online.
Sara Selfridge is working on the Summertastic activities and is needing volunteers to help on the following dates from 9 to 11: June 12, 19, 26 and July 3, 10 and 17. If you are available on any of these dates, please give Sara a call at 620 617-5804.
REMINDER: CLEAN-UP WEEK:
A dumpster will be available June 21 to June 27. The dumpster will be located on the South side of Schadel Garage. Acceptable items to be disposed of are general household items (no hazardous waste), furniture, mattresses and lumber. If you are unsure if an item will be accepted, please call JAZ Hauling at 620 804-3601.
BURDETT 150 Merchandise is on display at the Pawnee County Bank and will be available for sale at the Burdett Seniors 9:30 to 11 AM during Coffee Hour on June 5, and June 19. AND June 17 during the Crafts, Baked Goods and Farmers Market from 5-7 PM
COFFEE and DONUT HOUR – BURDETT SENIORS – 9:30 to 11
June 5 – Sponsored by Pawnee County Bank
June 19 – Sponsored by Cattleman’s Hay
July 17 – Sponsored by South West Kansas Agency on Aging
NOTE: There will be NO Coffee Hour on July 3
Everyone Welcome! Come show your appreciation and support for our local businesses and sponsors.
HARVEST TIME WILL BE BEGINNING SOON! Let’s all have a SAFE HARVEST. Be aware of slow moving farm equipment, truck traffic. REMIND your children to be careful when walking and riding their bikes.
SUNDAY, JUNE 14: Food Pantry at Valley Community Church Educational Building from 1 to 2.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17: Crafts, Baked Goods and Farmers Market from 5 to 7 at Burdett Seniors.
FIREWORKS ARE FUN BUT THEY AREN’T FOR EVERYONE
Enjoy your celebration but remember that not everyone around you may enjoy fireworks as much as you. Your neighbor may be a combat veteran with PTSD, an Autistic child with sensory issues, or a PET that is terrified of loud noises. Be courteous and give them the heads up about your celebration and together everyone can enjoy our independence this 4th of July.
