Day: October 18, 2024
Partnership of Rangeland Trust Celebrates 20 Years of Conserving Working Lands
The Partnership of Rangeland Trust (PORT) is celebrating 20 years of efforts to conserve working lands across the West and Midwest amid growing challenges in
Laurol Overlease Assumes Role of Race Director for 22nd Eisenhower Marathon
By: Ryan Duey Abilene resident, marathon participant, and business owner Laurol Overlease has taken over the role of race director for the 22nd Eisenhower Marathon,
High School Seniors Invited to Enter Rural Voices Contest
NCRPC High school seniors in North Central Kansas are invited to compete for a chance to win $1,000 by submitting an essay or short video
K-State’s Kansas Energy Program Secures $600K Grant to Boost Energy Efficiency for Rural Businesses and Schools
Kansas State University’s Kansas Energy Program (KEP) has received over $600,000 in grant funding from the Kansas Corporation Commission to promote energy efficiency across the
Emerald Ash Borer Confirmed in Nemaha County: Kansas Faces Growing Threat to Ash Trees
The Kansas Forest Service has confirmed the presence of the emerald ash borer at a private residence in Nemaha County, marking the second detection of
Kansas Unemployment Steady at 3.3% in September; State Adds 2,700 Nonfarm Jobs
Preliminary estimates from the Kansas Department of Labor (KDOL) and the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) show Kansas’ seasonally adjusted unemployment rate remained steady at
Second Public Hearing Held after Dickinson County Residents aired Concern on a Potential Wind Farm in the County
By: Ryan Duey After a previous five-hour public hearing, Dickinson County residents sat for Round 2 of potential wind farm talks in Southeast Dickinson County.