Tag: Kansas
Safety Officials Remind Residents to Guard Against Carbon Monoxide This Winter
Photo Courtesy of Canva As temperatures cool down, people may decide to work on equipment and small engines inside, which can create carbon monoxide. Carbon
Preventing Falls
Jordan Schuette, Adult Development & Aging Agent Photo Courtesy of RVED Falls can happen at any time during the year for older adults, age 65
The Logan Project: K-State Researchers Study How One Small Town Is Redefining Aging and Learning
By Payton Tholstrup Photos courtesy of Logan Manor Community Health Service and K-State In Logan, Kansas, generations are coming together in an unexpected way. The
CVA Celebrates National Co-op Month with October Food Drive to Support Local Pantries
Photo Courtesy of Canva October is National Co-op Month, and Central Valley Ag (CVA) is celebrating by giving back to the communities it serves. Throughout
A Life in Color: The Artistic Journey of Kay Gilbert
By Payton Tholstrup Photos courtesy of Kay Gilbert Kay Gilbert, a self-taught artist from North Central Kansas, grew up surrounded by creativity. Her father crafted
August Unemployment Rate Shows Little Change Across Area
Photo Courtesy of Kansas Department of Labor Preliminary estimates from the Labor Market Information Division of the Kansas Department of Labor and the Bureau of
Army Corps, Kansas Water Office to Launch Water Injection Dredging Demo at Tuttle Creek Lake
Photo Courtesy of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ Kansas City District and the Kansas Water Office are leading
Via Christi Names Mike Wegner Chief Operating Officer for Kansas
Ascension Via Christi Photo Courtesy of Via Christi Via Christi has expanded the role of Mike Wegner, its current Chief Financial Officer, to include the
Plan ahead: I-70 construction in Geary County Could Impact KSU Game Day Travel
Kansas Department of Transportation Photo Courtesy of KDOT The Kansas Department of Transportation is alerting motorists to anticipate delays on I-70 through Junction City during
The County Fair is More than Just a Ribbon
Marissa Hurst, 4-H Youth Development Agent Photo Courtesy of RVED When people think of the county fair, they usually think of carnival rides, food trucks,