Month: April 2022
Jerry Farley Announces Retirement from Washburn University Presidency
Topeka, Kan. – President Jerry Farley announced today that he will be retiring as president of Washburn University Sept. 30, 2022 after serving in the
Governor Laura Kelly Signs Bill Increasing Penalties for Child Abuse Offenders
TOPEKA – Today, Governor Laura Kelly announced she signed House Bill 2508, a bipartisan bill that further defines child abuse expands allowable charges prosecutors can
Kansas Extension Agents Initiating Public Health Efforts
Manhattan, Kan. — Public health – often – is taken for granted. No matter where humans live, work, learn or play, many expect that they
Kansas Lands a $650 Million Plant to Make Vaccines and Fight Biological Threats
Manhattan, Kan. — Kansas officials announced an agreement Monday to build a $650 million biological manufacturing plant near Manhattan that will create 500 jobs. The
Clay County Public Transportation
Don Wright, the Clay County Transportation is planning for the future and trying to keep up with the demand of transportation within the county so
Obituary-Joan Molzahn
Obituary of Joan F. Molzahn Joan F. Molzahn, the daughter of Ernest Buller and Martha (Wedel) Buller, was born July 9, 1934 in Newton,
Obituary-Robert Lewis
Robert (Bob) E. Lewis, age 76, passed away April 16, 2022. He was born October 27, 1945 to Alva and Lela (Denton) Lewis in Leona,
Obituary-Arleta Rohe
Arleta Dolores Rohe, 86 died April 17, 2022, in Clay Center, KS. She was born on January 17, 1936 in Washington Co, the daughter of
Obituary-Christi Spielman
Christi Renee Spielman, 54, was surrounded by her family as she passed away on the morning of March 30, 2022. She was born November 10,
Kansas Wildfire Responders Brace as a Dangerously Dry, Windy Season Drags On
Hays, Kan. — This state knows something about dry spells, high winds and the out-of-control fires that can follow. So it might be easy for