A continued practice of so-called professional journalists, initiated a couple of years ago by the Associated Press continues to work in a racist, segregationist and bigoted manner to re-segregate Americans and America.
Dear Doctors: I was walking our dog at night and didn’t see a big hole in the sidewalk. I stepped right into it, full force, and I think my knee actually bent backwards. I can walk OK, but now my knee hurts. Could I have damaged something? How do I know if I need to see my doctor?
Ellen Marguerite Lehman Klover, age 88, died April 14, 2022 at St. Francis Hospital with her family by her side. Ellen Klover was born August 12, 1933 in Halstead, Kansas, the daughter of Floyd and Ada McFarlane Lehman.
Lula Mae (Downen) Frey was born to Orvie and Gracie Downen February 19th, 1946 in Hutchinson Kansas. Died April 18th, 2022 in Holton Kansas. Graduated Newton High School 1964 and attended York College. Married Ralph A Frey February 13th, 1971.
Dwight Scofield, 89, died January 8, 2022. Dwight was born January 13 1932, Manhattan Kansas.
Northridge Elementary Sshool Students enrolled in the Newton Weekday Bible School program were recognized during a program at St Matthew’s Episcopal Church, 2001 Windsor Drive, April 19. About 50 students from the elementary school attend the Weekday Bible School program.
TOPEKA — Attorney General Derek Schmidt plans to promptly submit redrawn House and Senate district maps for review by the Kansas Supreme Court and recommend the justices affirm constitutionality of the new boundaries.
MANHATTAN — Kansas officials announced an agreement Monday to build a $650 million biological manufacturing plant near Manhattan that will create 500 jobs. The facility in Pottawatomie County will develop vaccines to help combat biological threats In addition, it will provide other manufacturing and testing services.
TOPEKA — Republican Sen. Rick Kloos added his voice to a national movement to ban books from public school libraries by demanding immediate removal from Shawnee Heights High School of the autobiography “Gender Queer” because he contends it wasn’t suitable for teenagers.
MANHATTAN, Kan. – Considering they spend most of their time underground, it may seem surprising the damage that moles do above ground.