Almena is a city in Norton, County, Kansas, United States. As of the 2010 Census the city population was 408. The first post office in Almena was established in June 1872.
Almena is served by USD 212 Northern Valley Schools. The Northern Valley High School mascot is Huskies.
They print a Community Volunteer Newspaper called the PRAIRIE DOG PRESS. Subscriptions are $25 annually. For more information about the PRAIRIE DOG PRESS, you can contact them at PO Box 3, Almena KS 67622. CLICK HERE TO VISIT THEIR WEBSITE
Sept. 2017: TRAVELING KANSAS is a local production from Smoky Hills Public Television that highlights communities, people and attractions across the state. This episode explores the past and present with a spotlight on the restoration of several historic buildings in Norton and the economic development efforts throughout the county.
Norton County Arts Council Updates! Click Here...
Valley Hope of Norton (Founded in 1967) With a 50-year legacy of helping thousands of patients and families, Valley Hope is nationally-known as a trusted provider of addiction treatment and recovery support. Founded in Norton in 1967, Valley Hope provides patient-centered, compassionate treatment to people and families impacted by drug and alcohol addiction. Valley Hope’s residential treatment program includes safe, medically-monitored detoxification from drugs and alcohol, healing therapies, addiction education, family care, relapse prevention planning and long-term recovery strategies. If you or someone you know is struggling with drugs or alcohol, get help 24/7 by calling for a free, confidential assessment. Learn more about addiction, treatment and recovery by calling 1-800-544-5101 or visit https://valleyhope.org
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Norton County Entities Receive $1.3 Million in COVID -Relief Funding PRESS RELEASE
Norton County Community Foundation Raised Nearly $167,000 December 2020 PRESS RELEASE
Norton County Hospital Recognized in Statewide Competition PRESS RELEASE