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Beekeeping Basics Workshop
Kelsey Hatesohl, Horticulture Agent Keeping honey bees is an interesting and fun way to interact with nature. Whether you are looking for a new hobby
K-State Online Degrees Recognized Among Best in the Nation
Kansas State University Kansas State University continues to receive recognition for innovative learning by providing access to in-demand, high-quality degrees through its online offerings. By
Eleven Local Seniors Receive Twin Valley Scholarships Totaling $12,500
Twin Valley As part of Twin Valley’s Youth Scholarship Program, the company has awarded $12,500 in scholarships to 11 local seniors to put toward tuition at an
Geary County Historical Society’s Murder Mystery at the Museum Tickets On Sale Now
Geary County Historical Society Tickets are on sale now for the Geary County Historical Society’s third annual Murder Mystery Event. The 2025 show, Murder on
Cape Launches in Kansas: Transforming Professional Development for the EarlyChildhood Workforce
KCCTO Release Kansas Child Care Training Opportunities (KCCTO) is proud to announce the launch of Cape, a career and professional empowerment portal tailored for Kansas’
Dickinson County CEO Students Embrace Philanthropy, Grant $1,000 to 4:10 Irish Den
Elizabeth Weese, Community Foundation of Dickinson County The Dickinson County CEO (Creating Entrepreneurial Opportunities) program recently explored an essential, yet often overlooked, aspect of leadership
RCPD Makes Shooting Related Arrest
RCPD Clayson Joyce, 22, of Manhattan was arrested on January 28, 2025, at approximately 8:25 PM in the 400 block of N Main Street in
Abilene to Vote on 0.35% Sales Tax Increase for Recreation Upgrades in Special Election
By: Ryan Duey On Tuesday, February 4th the city of Abilene will hold a Special Election concerning a 0.35% sales tax increase to improve the
Representative Bill Bloom Spoke of Foreign Entities in Recent Newsletter
By: Ryan Duey With the new Legislative Session underway in Topeka, State Representative Bill Bloom recently sent out a newsletter detailing different topics that he
Response Over Wind Farm Lawsuit Filed by Dickinson County Commissioners
Dickinson County Commissioners have responded to a lawsuit filed by residents opposing the approval of the Hope Ridge Wind Farm in Dickinson County. The lawsuit