Tag: Kansas

Forslund spells her way to victory
By Jennifer Theurer Clay Center Community Middle School student Tayla Forslund recently won the CCCMS Spelling Bee by correctly spelling the word “dictatorship.” The Clay

Ground Hog Supper carries on 82-year tradition
By Jennifer Theurer The Lyona United Methodist Church, northeast of Woodbine, Kansas, is hosting their 82nd annual Ground Hog Supper February 2 from 3:30 p.m.

Belleville announces Christmas Light Contest winners
By Jennifer Theurer The City of Belleville recently announced that Mike and Melissa Hedges and Mike Nondorf were the winners of the Outdoor Christmas Decorating

Follow the Gunsmoke Trail
By Jennifer Theurer Kansas has a starring role in many pioneering trails such as the Oregon Trail, the Santa Fe Trail, and the Lewis &

Kansas 250 Bookshelf celebrates Kansas in 2026
By Jennifer Theurer The State Library of Kansas has launched the Kansas 250 Bookshelf to run in conjunction with America 250, celebrating the 250th anniversary

Kansas AG Launches $10 Million School Safety Grant for ZeroEyes AI Gun Detection
By: Ryan Duey Photo Courtesy of ZeroEyes Recently, Attorney General Kris Kobach announced the launch of the Safe and Secure Firearm Program for Kansas schools.

Road construction west of Chapman
By Jennifer Theurer According to the Kansas Department of Transportation, traffic will be reduced to one lane on eastbound I-70 at mile marker 283, west

Heavy freight airplane lands in Wichita
By Jennifer Theurer An Antonov An-124 airplane landed at Wichita Dwight D. Eisenhower National Airport in the pre-dawn hours Thursday, January 15. Quite a few

CarePortal Returns to North Central Kansas to Support Families in Crisis
By: Ryan Duey Photo Courtesy of CarePortal The CarePortal, a care-sharing technology platform that supports children and families in crisis, has returned to North Central

Multigenerational Life Center celebration Jan. 14
By Jennifer Theurer As the main structure of the Multigenerational Life Center nears completion, the city with Pat Hayes, Parks and Recreation superintendent, taking the