Category: Lifestyle
Plunge into Tuttle Creek for a Good Cause
Registration is now open for the Annual Special Olympics Polar Plunge at Tuttle Creek State Park. This chilling event will be on Saturday, February 15th
Union State Bank Annual Food Drive Competition Starts January 27th
By: Ryan Duey Union State Bank is holding its annual Food Drive from Monday, January 27th to Friday, February 7th at all Branch locations. Lindsey
Neighbor to Neighbor Abilene to Host 6th Annual ‘Buzz for a Cause’ Spelling Bee to Support Local Families
By: Ryan Duey Neighbor to Neighbor of Abilene will host its 6th Annual “Buzz for a Cause” Spelling Bee Fundraiser on Saturday, February 1st at
Infant Massage Class Helps Parents Bond with Babies
By: Lexi Bates Parents as Teachers is hosting a free massage class for infants on Thursday, January 16th at 5:30 p.m. at Common Ground in
Common Table in Manhattan has Been Serving Community Meals for over a Decade
By: Ryan Duey For 10 years, Common Table of Manhattan has been collaborating with local churches to offer free community meals to the homeless population
MHS EMPLOYEES DONATE TO NEIGHBOR TO NEIGHBOR
MHS Release Employees of Memorial Health System (MHS) wore blue jeans at work for another “Jeans Day” fundraiser on Fridays throughout the month of December.
Common Table of Manhattan Finds New Home
Common Table, a Manhattan non-profit, provides free meals daily to those in need. Previously hosted by rotating local churches, meals will now be served at
HUD Releases Annual Homelessness Assessment Report
Today, December 27th, Federal officials released the 2024 Annual Homelessness Assessment Report, providing a snapshot of homelessness across the U.S., including Kansas. The report, published
Twin Valley Helps Feed Families in Need with Holiday Donation
Twin Valley Release Twin Valley, the largest family-owned broadband and communications provider in Kansas, has a rich legacy of supporting rural communities through cutting-edge connectivity,
Clay Center Proud to be a “Tree City USA” Community for 48 Straight Years
By: Ryan Duey Clay Center is honored to be one of only four cities in Kansas to have been recognized as a “Tree City USA”