Kansas profile: Combining steaks and strikes
What if you combined bowling and burgers?
November 2023
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Plains Folk: KC Stockyards Records
A few years back I learned that the Kansas City Public Library had acquired records of the Kansas City Stockyards beginning in 1890, about the time that the long drives of Texas longhorns to stockyards in the midwest were ending, I was delighted.
Letter to the editorSupporting Stinnett
I’m writing to support Richard Stinnett’s reelection to the Newton City Commission.Rich is a veteran and a business leader, with the skills and experience needed for the city commission.
Playground fund announces matching funds
In 2021 students at Slate Creek Elementary began to dream of a new playground - one where their friends in the special education program could play alongside them.
College Masterworks to remember Tony Brown with a tribute concert
Hesston – Hesston College will memorialize former employee and international peace builder Tony Brown with the 2023 Masterworks conert at 7:30 p.m.
Prairie Doc Perspective: Bloodless Joints?
How much blood flows through your joints?
Amish Cook: Rushing and staying busy is not the key to a successful life- or is it?
I breeze into my little office, my eyes catch the words on my desk: Quiet moments.
Education Frontlines: Public ignorance has a high price
Approximately one out of every 500 persons has XXY chromosomes.
As rural Kansas emergency department announces closure, Gov. Kelly and Statehouse Republicans clash over Medicaid expansion
TOPEKA — A Fort Scott emergency department is scheduled to close its doors, leading to increased concerns about the state’s rural hospital shutdowns.Ascension Via Christi will close its Fort Scott emergency department Dec.
Who governs Kansas cities after those cities vote?
Today voters across Kansas will choose members of their city’s governing councils.