Category: Public Announcement
NEW YEAR’S TAKING DOWN DUI
Riley County Police Department Beginning today, December 26th, and continuing through January 2nd, the Riley County Police Department will join many other law enforcement agencies across
Junction City Police Warns of a Recent Scam in the Community
Junction City Police Department Release The Department wants to warn the community about a concerning scam circulating in the area. Scammers are spoofing the Junction
12th Judicial District Nominating Commission Seeks Nominees for District Judge Vacancy
Lisa Taylor, Kansas Judicial Branch The 12th Judicial District Nominating Commission is seeking nominations to fill a district judge vacancy in Cloud County. This vacancy
Clay Center Presbyterian Manor Launches Annual Angel Tree Campaign
By: Ryan Duey Clay Center Presbyterian Manor has announced the launch of its annual “Angel Tree Campaign.” This yearly holiday fundraiser helps raise money for
12th Judicial District Nominating Commission to Meet December 19th
Kansas Judicial Branch The 12th Judicial District Nominating Commission will convene at 4:30 p.m. Thursday, December 19, to discuss the nomination process to fill a
Sunset Zoo Mourns Loss of 20-year-old Amur Leopard, One of the Oldest Leopards in Human Care
Melissa Kirkwood, Sunset Zoo Sunset Zoo is mourning the loss of (Vladamir) Vlad, our male Amur leopard who called Sunset Zoo home for over 11
Home Health & Hospice of Dickinson County Welcomes New Hospice Volunteer Coordinator, Taylor Knauss
By: Haley Jones, Memorial Health System Home Health and Hospice of Dickinson County (HH&H), an affiliate of Memorial Health System (MHS) is proud to announce
FTC: Avoid Holiday Charity Scams — Tips to Give Wisely
By AMY HEBERTFTC Consumer Education Specialist There’s no shortage of good causes to donate to this holiday season. But before you give somewhere new, make
Saline County Sheriff’s Office Seeks Public Help in Locating Drug Suspect
The Saline County Sheriff’s Office is seeking help from the public to locate 56-year-old Ronald E. Clayton, who fled on foot from a residence in
Wagon Wheel Café to Close in December After Decades of Service to Marysville
By: Ryan Duey After devoting the past 35 years to serving Marysville citizens and guests, the Wagon Wheel Café will close its doors in December,