Tag: Kansas
Sharice Davids Advocates for Women in Trucking: A Hands-On Experience and Legislative Efforts Amid Anticipated Driver Shortage
By Trish Svoboda Today, April 25, Representative Sharice Davids undertook a “Sharice’s Shift”, working side by side with Terrell Banks, a seasoned five-year professional at
KHA’s Initiatives and 2024 Workforce Survey Shed Light on State’s Progress and Future Outlook
By Trish Svoboda The healthcare sector in Kansas has started witnessing improvements in workforce metrics across the state, yet the lasting effects of the pandemic
Kansas CPA Faces Federal Charges for Alleged Multi-Faceted Fraud and Money Laundering Scheme
By Trish Svoboda On April 24, a man from Kansas made his first appearance in front of a federal judge after being indicted for swindling
Cloud County Commission Approves Meridian Way Wind Farm Grants
By Payton Tholstrup On Monday, April 22nd, the Cloud County Commission met and awarded 23 projects funding through the Meridian Way Wind Farm. This program
Clay Counts Coalition To Address Food Insecurity With Blessing Boxes
By Quinn O’Hara Photo by Quinn O’Hara A project from the Clay Counts Coalition is aiming to address food insecurity for Clay Center youth through
The Surprising Impact of Moles and Effective Control Methods
By Trish Svoboda Despite spending the majority of their lives beneath the surface, the impact moles have above ground can be quite surprising. In their
Washburn University Emerges as National Champions in NFA Lincoln-Douglas Debate Championships
By Trish Svoboda The debate team from Washburn University received the title of national champions at the National Forensic Association (NFA) Lincoln-Douglas Debate Championships. The
Clay County Commissioners Talk EMS, Recent High Speed Chase, Clay County Museum Penny Press
By Quinn O’Hara On April 22, the Clay County Commissioners met for their regular weekly meeting. EMS Director Alec Trembath reported that the department has
Warm Weather Brings More Motorcycles on Kansas Roads: KDOT and DTZ Coalition Promote Respect and Understanding for Safety
By Trish Svoboda As temperatures rise, drivers should anticipate more motorcycles on the road. In recognition of May as Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month, both the
Marshall County Courthouse Museum Opens “She Did What!!??” Exhibit
By Ryan Duey The Marshall County Historic Courthouse Museum presents its new exhibit titled “She Did What!!??” showcasing remarkable women in local history. The exhibit