On the garden: Dealing with yellow nutedge
By: Scott Eckert There are special weeds that grow in our lawns. They are special because they are very challenging to get rid of. Yellow… Login to continue reading Login…
June 2023
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Cattle Chat: Product handling and efficacy
By Lisa Moser,KState Research and Extension news service MANHATTAN — When handling food, people often know to read the label to guide them on how… Login to continue reading Login…
Wage growth remains high, jobs are steady and inflation is falling so why are people worried?
By Casey QuinlanStates Newsroom Economists have been predicting a recession for months, but the labor market has remained resilient, wage growth is higher than before… Login to continue reading Login…
KU Cancer Center accepts $143 million for new building to advance research, care
By: Tim CarpenterKansasReflector.com KANSAS CITY — The University of Kansas Cancer Center accepted a $100 million donation from the Sunderland Foundation and secured $43 million… Login to continue reading Login…
Machinists Union endorses second contract offer from Spirit
By Daniel CaudillKansas News Service The Machinists Union on Tuesday recommended its 6,000 members approve a new contract offer from Spirit AeroSystems. Union workers at… Login to continue reading Login…
A Kansas hospital looked to foreign nurses to ease a shortage, but federal law got in the way
By Samantha HortonKansas News Service Hospitals in Kansas and elsewhere have been turning to overseas workers as a way to combat the ever-worsening shortage of… Login to continue reading Login…
Sluggin’ Rebels boosted by Dominican player
Newton takes two games from Derby By Mark Schnabel Newton Kansan Since 1956, hundreds of MLB baseball players have come from the Dominican Republic, now… Login to continue reading Login…
Insight Kansas: Solving Kansas’ teacher shortage problem
By: Sharon Hartin Iorio It’s no fun being between a rock and a hard place, but that’s the spot Kansas public schools are in today.… Login to continue reading Login…
Politics by any means necessary
Political cartoons are great. By pictures, clever cartoonists can hold sway with readers’ viewpoints. Donald Trump’s angry head, bounced between pickleball “felony paddles” is classic.… Login to continue reading Login…
The Ukraine War could have been prevented and might still be ended
by Lawrence S. Wittner Perhaps the greatest tragedy of the immensely destructive Ukraine War lies in the fact that it could have been averted. The… Login to continue reading Login…