Month: July 2022
Barton at Fort Riley Student Awarded Grant; Intends to Study Law at Fort Hays State University
Story by Joe Vinduska Photo by Brandon Steinert Great Bend, KS- Barton Community College at Fort Riley student Avrey Thoman was recently awarded the $500
Sen. Moran, State Leadership Announce Historic Economic Development Project for Kansas
Topeka, KS– U.S. Senator Jerry Moran (Kan.) joined Kansas state leadership to announce plans by Panasonic Energy to build one of the largest electric vehicle
Sen. Marshall, Rep. Mann Lead Letter Demanding President Biden Relax Import Duties on Fertilizer
Washington, D.C.– At a time when inflation is at the highest it has been in 41 years, along with record fertilizer prices, the Biden Administration
Obituary-Maynord Sherbert
Visitation for Maynord will be held on Thursday, July 21, 2022 from 4-7 PM at Neill-Schwensen-Rook Funeral Home, Clay Center, Kansas Services will be Friday,
Kansas Reportedly Landing $4 Billion Panasonic Factory that will Make Batteries for Tesla
Topeka, KS— A subsidiary of Japanese industrial giant Panasonic Corp. will build a $4 billion plant to make batteries for Tesla electric vehicles in Kansas,
Scholarship Aims to Help Non-Traditional Students in Rural Nebraska
Lincoln, NE– From EMT training to a nursing degree and other college credits, non-traditional students are getting the much-needed support to obtain their educational goals
Governor Laura Kelly Joins Kansas Black Leadership Council to Discuss Civil Rights, Racial Equity, and Justice
Wichita, KS– Governor Laura Kelly today joined the Kansas Black Leadership Council and other community leaders at a luncheon in Wichita to recognize them for
Governor Laura Kelly Welcomes Local Governments and Business Leaders to Kansas Infrastructure Summit
Wichita, KS– Governor Laura Kelly today welcomed Kansans to the first-ever Infrastructure Summit hosted by the newly formed Kansas Infrastructure Hub. At the Summit, which
Obituary-Melvin “Bud” Dean Kennedy
Melvin “Bud” Dean Kennedy, 93, entered into rest on Friday, July 8, 2022, at Sunset Nursing Home, Concordia, Kansas. He was born on September 13,
OBGYN Sen. Marshall Leads Senate Hearing on Abortion Laws Following Reversal of Roe vs Wade
Washington, D.C.– TODAY, U.S. Senator Roger Marshall, M.D. – an OBGYN responsible for delivering more than 5,000 babies – will serve as Ranking Member for