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October 2022
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Kansas officials optimistic about surge in corporate tax
TOPEKA — The Kansas Department of Revenue said Monday a 40% surge in state corporate income tax collections in September could signal companies anticipated solid return on investments through the remainder of 2022.
Kansas community colleges, private colleges adopt student transfer agreement
TOPEKA — An academic alliance years in the making among more than three dozen Kansas community colleges and independent colleges will help students earning an associate’s degree avoid costly and time-consuming problems of transferring credit hours to a fouryear school.
In the garden: Lawns are not just for mowing
Lawn grass isn’t just for being green and mowing! Turfgrass is so common in everyday life that people may not appreciate its value. Research continues to uncover environmental, economic, health, and safety benefits of natural turfgrass found in lawns, athletic fields, parks, and roadsides.
Kansas Farm Bureau pledges $5 million to K-State ag infrastructure plan
ANHATTAN – Kansas Farm Bureau has announced a pledge for the largest donation in its history to support a plan to build and renovate agricultural infrastructure at Kansas State University. KFB officials announced they will provide $5 million over five years to support the K-State College of Agriculture’s Innovation Centers for grain, food, animal and agronomy research, a project totaling $125 million to improve several facilities on the north end of its Manhattan campus.
A greyhound track without greyhounds featuring slot machines that aren’t slots
Wichita Greyhound Park will be allowed to have 1,000 historical horse racing machines, but a lawsuit could upend those plans When Sedgwick County voted down a proposal to allow slot machines at billionaire Phil Ruffin’s dog racing track in 2007, the Wichita Greyhound Park shut down. For 15 years, it sat dormant while Ruffin tried to bring it back to life in some shape or form.
Bethel to host Southwestern in game with national implications
Threshers look to keep streak going By Mark Schnabel Newton Kansan ESPN Game Day may be in Lawrence this weekend, but the eyes of NAIA… Login to continue reading Login…
Railer football squad seeks win no. 2
Newton to host 0-5 Salina South Friday By Mark Schnabel Newton Kansan The Newton High School football team got their first win of the season… Login to continue reading Login…
Area prep football: Week 6
All games 7 p.m. unless noted Class 3A, District 6 Clearwater (3-2) @ Hesston (3-2) Hesston fell to Kingman 28-0 last week in a non-league,… Login to continue reading Login…
Photos: Damage to Lindley Hall
Fred Van Ranken, Superintendent of Newton USD 373, gave a media tour of Lindley Hall on Oct. 4, the first opportunity for anyone to go… Login to continue reading Login…