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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.
Local Working Group Meeting Set Feb. 3 to Address Conservation Priorities in Washington
Photo Courtesy of NRCS The Washington and Marshall County Conservation Districts will host a Local Working Group meeting on Tuesday, February 3rd, at 6:30 p.m.
Abilene Middle School Student Leadership Program Marks 11 Years of Impact
Photo Courtesy of Abilene Schools Abilene Middle School’s Student Leadership Program is celebrating its 11th year, continuing to give students meaningful, hands-on experience in leadership,
Items Discussed During Clay County Commissioners’ Weekly Meeting on Jan. 20th
Photo Courtesy of Ryan Duey Bobby Shomper, Highway Administrator, presented the weekly report and opened with asphalt bids. Shilling Construction Co. submitted the lowest bids
The Magdalene Project to Open 24/7 Warming Shelter on Friday
Photo Courtesy of Canva The Magdalene Project in Junction City announced it will open a 24/7 warming shelter to support community members during an upcoming
USD 379 Superintendent Brett Nelson Outlines $10 Million Bond Plan at Clay Center Lions Club Meeting
By: Ryan Duey Photos Courtesy of Ryan Duey and USD 379 USD 379 Superintendent Brett Nelson spoke to Clay Center Lions Club members during their
Visitor Guidance Updated at NCKMC Due to Increasing Respiratory Illnesses
NCKMC Photo Courtesy of NCKMC In an effort to protect patients, visitors, and employees due to the increased prevalence of respiratory illness across the region,
Dickinson County Conservation District to Host 81st Annual Meeting and Awards Dinner Feb. 12
By: Ryan Duey Photo Courtesy of Dickinson County Conservation District The Dickinson County Conservation District will host its 81st Annual Meeting and Awards Dinner on
Army Launches Wi-Fi Pilot Program at Fort Riley
Fort Riley Photo Courtesy of Fort Riley 1st Infantry Division Soldiers living in Unaccompanied Housing, commonly referred to as barracks, will be able to take
Manhattan Regional Airport (MHK) set New Passenger Records in 2025
Brandon Keazer, Airport Director Photo Courtesy of Manhattan Regional Airport Manhattan Regional Airport (MHK) set new all‑time passenger marks in 2025, recording 83,220 enplanements (boardings)