Day: March 4, 2025
New Twin Valley Vice President Spoke to Clay Center Lions Club Members During Weekly Meeting
By: Ryan Duey John Sullivan, the new Vice President of Twin Valley Communications, spoke to Clay Center Lions Club members during their regular weekly meeting
Twin Valley Leaders Earn NTCA Industry Excellence Awards, Representing Kansas
Twin Valley Release Two Twin Valley leaders have been recognized nationally for their outstanding contributions to rural broadband. During the 2025 RTIME conference, NTCA–The Rural
Kansas Leaders Discuss Farm Bill, Trade, and Tariffs Ahead of Presidential Address
Representative Sharice Davids and Kansas Farm Bureau President Joe Newland held a virtual press call today ahead of the president’s joint address to Congress, discussing
The statewide tornado drill for tomorrow, Wednesday, March 5 has been canceled
NWS Topeka News Release NWS Topeka is canceling the scheduled tornado drill for their service area due to expected impacts from the long duration high
Mid America Farm Expo Celebrates 60th Anniversary in Salina, Showcasing Innovation and Networking for Agriculture Professionals
The Mid America Farm Expo returns to Salina, Kansas, from March 26-28, 2025, celebrating its 60th anniversary. This event brings together farmers, agribusiness professionals, and
Ag Secretary Rollins Announces $30 Billion Assistance Program, Vows to ‘Right-Size’ USDA and Support Farmers
During her speech at the Commodity Classic in Denver on Sunday, Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins promised to “make agriculture great again.” In her 30-minute address,
Kansas State University Named One of Four Animal and Veterinary Innovation Centers by FDA to Advance Animal Health Research
Kansas State University has been named one of four Animal and Veterinary Innovation Centers by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration’s Center for Veterinary Medicine.
Efficient Irrigation Critical for Kansas Farmers Amid Declining Ogallala Aquifer and Rising Costs
With the declining levels of the Ogallala Aquifer and rising input costs, efficient irrigation is crucial for Kansas farmers. Since 1989, irrigated acres in western
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Kansas Foundation Awards Grants to 107 Schools for Health and Mental Well-Being Programs
The Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Kansas Foundation has awarded Healthy Habits for Life grants to 107 schools across Kansas. These grants support programs
Marysville Nominated for USA Today’s Best Small Town in the Midwest for Second Straight Year
For the second year in a row, Marysville is in the running for USA Today’s Readers’ Choice Best Small Town in the Midwest. The 10