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USD 379 Welcomes Erica Bammes as New Twin Lakes Educational Cooperative Director

By Payton Tholstrup Image courtesy of USD 379 In a social media post on February 11th, USD 379 welcomed Erica Bammes as the new director

Chapman robotics team builds for the future

By Jennifer Theurer Chapman Middle School was well represented at a recent VEX Robotics tournament in Goddard, Kansas. Teams use engineering, problem solving, and programming

Kitchen Restore puts tools to healthy eating in families’ hands

By Jennifer Theurer Kitchen Restore collects new or gently used kitchen items so Riley County families can prepare and share healthy meals. Offered through Nourish

Smash burger benefit in Belleville Feb. 11

By Jennifer Theurer The Cornerstone Café in Belleville will be serving a smash burger meal from 5 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. February 11 with all

Community baby shower set for Feb. 14 in Belleville

By Jennifer Theurer The Republic County Health Department invites all Republic County expectant families and families with babies from newborn to 4-months-old to attend the

Concordia kids’ ministry hosting tea party fundraiser March

By Jennifer Theurer All Starz Kids Ministry will be hosting a Mother Daughter Tea Party at 11 a.m. March 7 at the Concordia Armory. Organizer

Cloud County history gathering Feb. 14

By Jennifer Theurer The Concordia Blade-Empire reports that you can enjoy refreshments with a side of Cloud County history at 2 p.m. on February 14

Davidson to perform at Grow Clay County Annual Meeting

By Jennifer Theurer Jeff Davidson will be entertaining attendees at the Grow Clay County Annual Meeting February 21 with his own mix of western music

Geary County HR professional recognized

By Jennifer Theurer Crystal Malchose, HR professional for Geary County, was recently recognized as HR Professional of the Year from the Kansas County Human Resource

Republic County offers youth entrepreneurs an avenue for business

By Jennifer Theurer The Republic County Youth Entrepreneurship Challenge is open to students from 6th to 12th grade that have a business idea they would