Free Narcan training on the way
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January 2023
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With $2 billion surplus on books, Kansas politicians drool over tax cuts. They should think twice.
Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly and the Legislature both want to make a big mistake.
Gardening Withdrawals? Start seeds indoors
MANHATTAN — The temperatures are cold, snow is on the ground and gardeners are stuck inside. Fortunately, starting seeds indoors is a great kick-start to the spring garden.
Halstead coach released from position
HALSTEAD — A lapse in professional credentials has led to the release of Chris Santoya as the USD 440 district therapist and boys’ basketball coach at Halstead High School. Santoya said he was informed of his release on the final day of school before the Christmas break.
Coin mining operation creates zoning issue
About a year ago the Butler County Rural Electrical Cooperative filed a building permit to place temporary trailers/storage containers at 8399 SE 84th Street in southeastern Harvey County. The site has been an electrical substation since 1961.
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
Wind Turbine Contracts: Up to 90 years of lost property rights Before you sign with a wind turbine developer, here are a few things to consider. First, you’ll potentially give up property rights on your land for up to 90 years.
Insight: Routine Reflections
We’ve arrived at another intersection of old and new. A time where we say goodbye to one year while also welcoming another. The singing of “Auld Lang Syne” has been sung, well-wishes have been said, and new goals have been declared.
The Keystone pipeline is back in business while spill cleanup continues
Crude oil began flowing through the Keystone pipeline from Nebraska through Kansas to Oklahoma again this week. For now, the U.S.
Kansas lottery ticket sales rise, casino revenue slips in wake of legal sports wagering
TOPEKA — A lucky northeast Kansas lottery player nailed the Powerball jackpot on Nov. 19 to claim $92.9 million.