Month: January 2026
Kansas Judicial Branch Releases 2025 Annual Report Highlighting Key Initiatives
Image courtesy Canva Chief Justice Eric Rosen has released the Kansas Judicial Branch 2025 Annual Report, submitted to the governor and members of the Kansas
Cold Snaps Can Trigger Frost Quakes
Image courtesy Canva Cold weather can sometimes trigger loud booms known as frost quakes. Meteorologist Ricky Matthews explained on Facebook that these happen when the
K-State Meteorologist Weighs In on Weather Apps
Image courtesy Canva There are plenty of apps and tools available for tracking weather and viewing forecasts. K-State meteorologist Chip Redmond shares which weather tools
Heart-Healthy Eating Series Starting in March
Kaitlin Moore, Food Safety & Health Agent Photo Courtesy of RVED K-State Extension’s River Valley District is offering a series of nutrition presentations in March
MCAC’s Next Artist: Eric Stearns
Marshall County Arts Cooperative Photos Courtesy of MCAC Ceramic artist Eric Stearns will visit Marshall County Feb. 6 and 7 for a two-day residency hosted
Grow Clay County to Host ‘Boots & Bling’ Annual Meeting and Awards Banquet Feb. 21
By: Ryan Duey Photo Courtesy of Grow Clay County Grow Clay County’s Annual Meeting and Awards Banquet is set for Saturday, February 21st, at the
Obituary-Richard Ray Powell
Richard Ray Powell, 77, of Washington, Kansas, passed away Saturday, January 24th, 2025, at the Washington County Hospital surrounded by his family. A rosary service
Obituary-Betty J. Melby
Betty J. Melby, 89, of Belleville, KS, passed away peacefully on January 23, 2026. Funeral services are Saturday, January 31, 11:00 a.m., at Amana Lutheran
Proposed Kansas Bill Would Require Toilet Training for Kindergarten Enrollment
Image courtesy Canva A new education bill introduced in the Kansas House would require children to be toilet trained before they can enroll and attend
USDA Updates 2025-2030 Dietary Guidelines, Emphasizing Home Cooking, Gut Health, and High-Quality Protein
Image courtesy Canva The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s 2025-2030 Dietary Guidelines for Americans reinforce familiar advice, encouraging more fruits and vegetables, whole grains, and fewer