Month: April 2024

Governor Laura Kelly Signs Senate Bill 458, Overhauling Asset Seizure and Forfeiture Laws

By Trish Svoboda Today, April 23, Governor Laura Kelly signed Senate Bill 458, which brings about significant changes to the Kansas Standard Asset Seizure and

Annual Flint Hills Festival Comes to Manhattan on May 4th

By Ryan Duey On Saturday, May 4th the Flint Hills Discovery Center will host its Annual Flint Hills Festival from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Annual Pet Photo Competition Raises $1300 for Prairie Paws Animal Shelter

MANHATTAN – The third annual Pooch Playoffs competition raised $1300 for the Prairie Paws Animal Shelter (PPAS). Karen Schroeder, owner of Karen Schroeder Photography, presented

Garfield Elementary PEP Organizing Community Efforts, Fostering Community Improvement

By Quinn O’Hara The Garfield Elementary Parent Educator Partnership is an organization that “works behind the scenes to make sure the students and staff at

Obituary- M. Lucille Wohler

M. Lucille Wohler, 95 died April 23, 2024, in Clay Center, KS. She was born on August 27, 1928, near Oak Hill, the daughter of John

CCCHS Speech And Debate Nationals Team Finalized, Gearing Up For Des Moines

By Quinn O’Hara Photo Courtesy of Megan Blackburn After competing at the West Kansas National Qualifying Tournament on April 19 and 20, the 2024 Tiger

Kansas State University Experts Advocate for Data-Driven Sire Selection to Optimize Beef Production

By Trish Svoboda In decision-making, gathering ample information is often crucial for charting the course ahead. According to experts from Kansas State University’s Beef Cattle