Day: February 11, 2025
Limited Services at Fort Riley Tomorrow Due to Predicted Severe Weather
Fort Riley Due to the predicted severe winter weather conditions affecting the area, Fort Riley and Irwin ArmyCommunity Hospital (IACH) will operate with minimal manning
Items Discussed During USD 379’s Regular Monthly Meeting on February 10th
Topics discussed during USD 379’s monthly Board Meeting on February 10th included: Grants, USD 334 Consolidation, School Improvement Day, Curriculum, Legislation, and more. Wakefield would
Local Organization Empowers Community Through Canine Assistance
A family-owned business in Concordia, KS is making a lasting impact on rural communities, training service dogs for people with disabilities. At CARES (Canine Assistance
Governor Kelly Orders State Office Buildingsin Shawnee County Closed WednesdayDue to Inclement Weather
Press Release TOPEKA – Due to safety concerns regarding winter weather conditions resulting from the approaching winter storm, Governor Laura Kelly has issued a Declaration
Seven Kansas Conservation Groups Awarded Big Game Hunting Permits to Fund Wildlife Projects
Seven conservation organizations have been selected to receive Commission Big Game Hunting Permits through a drawing by Kansas Wildlife and Parks Commissioners on January 30.
AAA Urges Caution as Winter Storm Brings Heavy Snow to Northeast Kansas
With 5-8 inches of snow expected in northeast Kansas, AAA is advising drivers to prepare for hazardous conditions. Governor Laura Kelly has issued a state
GMCF President & CEO Vern Henricks Honored as 2024 C. Clyde Jones Volunteer of the Year
The Manhattan Area Chamber of Commerce has honored current Greater Manhattan Community Foundation President & CEO Vern Henricks as the 2024 C. Clyde Jones Volunteer
Revitalization Expert Jeff Siegler to Tackle Civic Apathy and Inspire Action in Marysville
OneMarysville Community revitalization expert Jeff Siegler will visit Marysville to deliver a free presentation, “Civic Apathy, Civic Pride,” on Saturday, February 22, at Marysville City
Kansas Department of Agriculture Launches Program to Boost Nutrition Education in Early Child Care Facilities
The Kansas Department of Agriculture, in partnership with the Kansas Foundation for Agriculture in the Classroom, is accepting applications from Kansas licensed early child care
FDA Proposes Clearer Front-of-Package Labels to Simplify Nutrition Information for Consumers
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has proposed new front-of-package nutrition labels to help consumers make healthier choices. The labels would highlight information on saturated