Month: July 2024
Kansas Turnpike Authority Warns Residents of Smishing Scam Targeting Toll Payments
By Trish Svoboda The Kansas Turnpike Authority (KTA) was informed late Friday about a text message scam, known as smishing, targeting Kansas residents. Smishing is
Obituary-Ronald Haller
Ronald Lee Gelino Haller, age 78 of Home, Kansas, was called to his eternal home, July 13, 2024, after multiple strokes. He was born on
Washburn University Introduces New Forensic Investigative Sciences Degree to Enhance Student Preparedness for Careers with Agencies like the KBI
By Trish Svoboda Starting this fall, Washburn students can pursue a degree in Forensic Investigative Sciences. This bachelor’s degree, offered through the Criminal Justice Department,
Chief Judge Karen Arnold-Burger Elected to American Law Institute, Aims to Enhance Justice and Legal Scholarship
By Trish Svoboda Chief Judge Karen Arnold-Burger of the Kansas Court of Appeals has been elected to the American Law Institute, a leading independent organization
Longford Rodeo Holding Competition to Select Exhibition Barrel Racers for 2024 Rodeo
By Quinn O’Hara The Longford PRCA Rodeo is holding barrel racing competitions to select four exhibition riders for this year’s rodeo. The competition is open
Cloud County Courthouse Implements Enhanced Security Protocols
By Ryan Duey The Cloud County Courthouse has implemented enhanced security protocols due to a recent credible threat against 12th Judicial District employees and local
Barton Community College’s New Ag and Transportation Complex to Open in August with Major Pledge from American Plains Co-op
By Trish Svoboda The opening of the new Ag and Transportation Complex at Barton Community College is set for August. To support ongoing projects at
President Biden Approves Disaster Declaration for Kansas
By Trish Svoboda President Joe Biden has approved Governor Laura Kelly’s request for a federal disaster declaration under the Public Assistance Program. This declaration addresses
CCCMS Counselor Works with KSDE
During the school year, counselor Nick Brummet serves as the Clay County Community Middle School. But throughout the summer – and part-time throughout school months
Obituary-Lucile Clark
Lucile Marie (Keller) Clark was the 3rd daughter born to Henry & Maude (Bassett) Keller, on September 17th, 1932, in rural Lebanon, KS. She passed