Month: September 2024
Kansas Lawmakers Propose Bill to Block Federal Land Seizure for Transmission Lines
U.S. Representative Tracey Mann and Senators Jerry Moran and Roger Marshall have proposed a bill to stop the federal government from using taxpayer money to
Kansas State University Joins Program to Address Rural Veterinarian Shortage, Support Veterinary Students’ Careers
Kansas State University has joined a pilot program by the Farm Journal Foundation aimed at helping veterinary students develop their careers and address the shortage
Geary County Historical Society Seeks Bids for a Potential Project
Geary County Historical Society & Museum The Geary County Historical Society is soliciting bids for exterior painting to be done at the Geary County Historical
Abilene Awarded Kansas Tourism Marketing Grant
Abilene Convention & Visitors Bureau The Abilene Convention & Visitors Bureau has been awarded a $9,800 Kansas Tourism Marketing Grant to support the Kansas Gunsmoke
Blue Rapids Circle of Giving Match Day Initial Results Show Great Community Support
By: Ryan Duey The initial results of Blue Rapids Circle of Giving Match Day that took place from Saturday, September 14th to Monday, September 16th
National Voter Registration Day: Kansas Residents Have Until October 15 to Register for November Election
Tuesday marked National Voter Registration Day. Residents in Kansas have until October 15 to register to vote in the November election. To register to vote,
Splash Pad Topic of Discussion During Clay Center Public Utilities Commission Meeting
By: Ryan Duey An item discussed during the Clay Center Public Utilities Commission meeting on Monday, September 16th was the future of the Splash Pad
Fort Riley’s Fall Apple Day Festival set for October 5
From Fort Riley Fort Riley’s Fall Apple Day Festival returns Saturday, October 5 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. The festival, which is free and
Obituary-Marvin Steel
Marvin Lee Steel, age 85 of Riley, passed away Sunday, September 16, 2024, at his residence. He was born on April 9, 1939, in Oak
Topeka Offices Evacuated After Suspicious Packages Sent to State Agencies; Similar Incidents Reported Nationwide
On Monday, authorities evacuated a downtown Topeka building after suspicious packages were sent to both the Kansas Secretary of State’s Office and the Attorney General’s