Month: February 2024

Kansas Gears Up for Severe Weather Preparedness Week

By Trish Svoboda With winter winding down and the arrival of warmer spring temperatures, Kansans remain mindful that the season may also bring in severe

Local 4-Hers Attend Citizenship in Action

By Ryan Duey On February 18th and 19th, a group of local 4-H members attended “Citizenship in Action” in Topeka. The weekend was a great

Experience Art and Community at Senior Saturday

By Ryan Duey “Senior Saturday,” an event tailored for senior citizens aged 60 and above, will be Saturday, March 2, from 8 a.m. until 10

Representative Tracey Mann Visits Clay Center

By Ryan Duey House Representative Tracey Mann visited Clay Center on February 22nd at the Clay County Museum during his 60-County Town Hall Listening Tour.

Through the Grapevine: Local Woman Helps Grow Liquid Art Wine

By Payton Tholstrup When Holly Logsdon visited family in Kansas in October of 2018, she also visited Liquid Art Winery in Manhattan, KS. Amazed by

Senator Roy Blunt to Receive 2024 Harry S. Truman Legacy of Leadership Award at Wild About Harry Celebration

By Trish Svoboda The Truman Library Institute announced that Senator Roy Blunt will receive the 2024 Harry S. Truman Legacy of Leadership Award during the

Key Factors Influencing Fertilizer Costs: Oil Prices and Inflation

By Trish Svoboda Gregg Ibendahl, a farm management extension specialist at Kansas State University, says that the price of fertilizer, one of farming’s expensive inputs,