Month: February 2026

City Council Approves City Hall Roof Repair, Discusses Upcoming Bids
On February 17th City Council held its regularly scheduled meeting. Councilor Teresa Charbonneau attended via Zoom. Mayor Jimmy Thatcher read a letter from Wakefield Mayor,

KS Senate Passes Pharmacy Reform in Response to Year-Long Lobbying
Update: SB 360 was introduced to the House on February 25th Kansas Senate passed SB 360, which would enact the Kansas Consumer Prescription Protection and

USD 379 to Host $10.25 Mil. Bond Election March 3rd
USD 379 will host a bond election on March 3rd. It proposes a $10.25 million bond over 15 years, which would not raise taxes. Considered

The Golden Ticket Fund Launches for CKFF Carnival
Community Foundation of Dickinson County Photo Courtesy of CFDC What began as a heartfelt idea from a local Fair Board member has grown into a

Wind Cuts Short Prestige, K-State Takes 17th
Kansas State Wildcats men’s golf finished 17th after the final round of The Prestige was canceled Wednesday because of wind at the Greg Norman Course

Weber Returns to Lead K-State Special Teams
Stanton Weber has been hired as special teams coordinator at Kansas State Wildcats football, returning to his alma mater after three seasons at Toledo. Weber,

Texas Tech Pulls Away From K-State in Lubbock
Texas Tech Red Raiders men’s basketball shot better than 50 percent and had five starters in double figures in a 100-72 win over Kansas State

Reid Discusses Staff Changes, Draft Focus and Mahomes’ Rehab
Kansas City Chiefs coach Andy Reid met with reporters Friday as the team prepares for the NFL Scouting Combine in Indianapolis. Reid said the priority

Moore Jr. Earns Big 12 Weekly Honor
Gary Moore Jr. of Kansas State Wildcats track and field was named Big 12 Men’s Co-Athlete of the Week on Wednesday. He shared the award

Late Free Throws Lift Kansas Past K-State
Kansas State Wildcats women’s basketball rallied to tie the game at halftime, but Kansas Jayhawks women’s basketball used late free throws to secure a 75-68