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Stop by these locations and check out the very best products available, in the convenience of your workplace, at a huge retail discount. Payroll deductions can be done during the SBEA store hours, however the book fair will be open for longer hours. You may purchase items when the SBEA store is closed you will just be limited on how to pay for the items. |
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SBEA party at Pump It Up. 11110 E. 26th S. Ste 300 and 6803 Taft St, suite 100. You Must Buy For The Location You Attend. Tickets are $1 and limited to 40 kids at each location. Kids between the ages of 25 months - to 18 years old are the only ones who need a ticket. Everyone else may come in and play but will not need a ticket. Tickets go on sale August 8. (You must sign a waiver before they will let you into the play area. You are required to wear socks so please remember to bring a pair with you). |
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September 17, 18, 24, 25, 27 4226 S Gold |
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SBEA has scheduled the free Kansas Hunter Education Class. This class teaches new hunters to be responsible hunters. Responsible hunters are ethical, safe and knowledgeable. By law, the course must be a minimum of 10 hours in length. Most courses are 12 hours or longer. The courses are taught by volunteer instructors across the state. The course consists of subjects covering hunter responsibility, ethics, fair chase, history of firearms, firearms basics, ammunition, basic gun safety, field safety, bowhunting, conservation and wildlife management, wildlife of Kansas, outdoor emergencies and boating safety for hunters. You must attend all nights and pass the test the last night to get your hunter safety card. You will do a hunter walk thru and shoot the pellet range to complete the course. Sign up forms available at all SBEA stores. Members free, non members $5. |
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