Month: August 2024
Final “Stuff the Bus” Held in Junction City
By: Ryan Duey Members of the Junction City had one last opportunity to purchase and deposit supplies for “Stuff the Bus” on Saturday, August 3rd
Much Discussed During Last Week’s Regular County Commission Meeting
By: Ryan Duey The Clay County Commission held its regular weekly meeting on July 29th. Topics discussed included the 2025 County and Rural Highway budget,
K-State 105 Project Launches Rural Ag Health Initiative with 12 Partners to Boost Health and Safety in Kansas
The K-State 105 project is uniting 12 partners, including Kansas State University units, other higher education institutions, and health organizations, to enhance rural and agriculture-related
Kansas Athletes Compete in Paris Olympics
By Jayson Henderson Kansas athletes have completed their competitions at the Paris Olympics. Ariana Dirkzwager, a swimmer from Wichita, participated in the 200-meter freestyle for
Negro Leagues Baseball Museum Set for State-of-the-Art Makeover
By Jayson Henderson The Negro Leagues Baseball Museum in Kansas City is gearing up for a major transformation with the help of a $2 million
Royals’ Witt and Rockies’ Doyle Named Players of the Month for July
By Jayson Henderson Kansas City Royals’ Bobby Witt Jr. and Colorado Rockies’ Brenton Doyle have been named Players of the Month for July 2024. Witt,
Three Chiefs Named Among the Top 10 Players in the NFL for 2024
By Jayson Henderson The NFL Top 100 list for 2024 revealed three Kansas City Chiefs among the top 10 players. Quarterback Patrick Mahomes ranked No.
Big 12 Officially Welcomes Arizona, Arizona State, Colorado, and Utah
By Jayson Henderson On August 2, 2024, the Big 12 Conference officially welcomed Arizona, Arizona State, Colorado, and Utah as new members. Commissioner Brett Yormark
K-State Soccer Season Opener Set for August 15 Against Nevada
By Jayson Henderson K-State soccer will kick off its 2024 season at home against Nevada on Thursday, August 15, at 7 p.m. at Buser Family
K-State Baseball Summer League Update
By Jayson Henderson A total of 16 former Wildcats are competing professionally in 2024, with three in MLB, and others spread across Triple-A, Double-A, High-A,