Tag: WashingtonCoKS
Meenen attends Summit Via Scholarship
By Rhys Baker Miranda Meenen of Union State Bank in Palmer received a scholarship through the Community Bankers Association of Kansas for an all-expense-paid trip
K-State River Valley District will Help Answer your Medicare Questions During its “Reviewing Medicare Programs”
By: Ryan Duey K-State Research & Extension’s River Valley District will host three different Reviewing Medicare Programs for current Medicare holders. The program aims to
Washington’s Annual FNB Fall Fest will Offer Fun for the Entire Family
By: Ryan Duey Washington’s annual FNB Fall Fest will take place on Saturday, September 21st, with a full day of events and activities for the
Application Deadline Drawing Near for Septic System Replacement Grant Program
By: Ryan Duey The application deadline for the area septic system grant is Sunday, September 15th. Certain residents in Clay, Cloud, Marshall, Republic, and Washington
Washington County Hospital to Hold Public Meeting on New Daycare
By: Ryan Duey The Washington community is invited to a public meeting on Wednesday, September 11th to discuss the opening of a new daycare. The
Highway 36 Treasure Hunt Set for 3rd Week of September
By: Ryan Duey This year’s Highway 36 Treasure Hunt, spanning over 400 miles of Kansas, will run from Thursday, September 19th through the 21st. Communities
Washington County Schools See Continued Enrollment Growth
By: Ryan Duey Total school enrollment in Washington County has continued its upward trend, with a total of 1,141 students in grades K-12 reported on
Ref Reflections: Eye Doctor into Third Decade of Officiating High School Sports
by Bethaney Phillips Last year, Tony Brown completed his second decade as a KSHSAA official. Overseeing everything from basketball to football, to baseball, to volleyball,
K-State 105 Rural Ag Health Community Health Worker Project will Focus on Health in River Valley District
By: Ryan Duey K-State 105 has announced a new initiative to help provide more comprehensive health assistance for people in agriculture and rural communities. Wade
Residents in Area Counties living Outside of City Limits Can Fill out an Application to Help Replace Failing Septic Systems
By: Ryan Duey Certain residents in Clay, Cloud, Marshall, Republic, and Washington Counties have the opportunity to fill out an application for a grant to