Wichita, KS- Teri Gayln Harpool (Dixon) passed away May 22, 2022. Teri was born to Gloyd and Lyna Dixon of Kingman, Kansas, on December 1, 1949. She married Greg Harpool on February 18, 1980. She worked as a legal administrator for several years and then returned to her first love; teaching as an elementary music teacher in USD 259 where she retired in 2019.
Darrell D. Albright, 79, died May 31, 2022 at the Prairie Sunset Home, Pretty Prairie.
WASHINGTON — The Biden administration is preparing to ship out to the states millions of COVID-19 vaccines for children under 5 in the coming weeks, likely ending months of waiting for parents and caregivers.
TOPEKA — Foster children still regularly sleep in offices instead of homes despite the Kansas Department for Children and Families settling a lawsuit by agreeing to end the practice. In one case, an autistic child spent a month in an office because no foster home was available.
LAWRENCE — An estimated 2,000 women have signed up to join Kansas Moms Demand Action since the Uvalde, Texas, elementary school mass shooting last week, organizers with the group say. Bolstered by the surge in membership, Kansas Moms Demand Action and its chapters across the state held blood and donation drives Friday to commemorate National Gun Awareness Day.
It’s a good time to be in the electric vehicle business. Ford Motor Co.
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It’s like music to my ears. Grandma Yoder is telling stories to the children while I tackle the joy of getting in touch with you.
Summer is just around the corner and warm days outside in the sunshine will soon be here. This is the perfect time to remember the importance of sunscreen. The number of sunscreens has increased over the years and the plethora of options can make it confusing when shopping for one that works best for you and your family.
Hello, Harvey County! I joined K-State Research & Extension – Harvey County as the Nutrition, Food Safety and Health Agent in April. For the past couple of months, I have been busy making connections with groups, businesses, and people in Newton and surrounding communities of Harvey County. Our Spring health program, Walk Kansas, just wrapped up at the end of May as well. In case you missed it, Walk Kansas is a team-based, 8-week program focused on increasing physical activity, making better eating choices and reducing stress.