November 2023
Spreading caring and kindness
We are well on our way into the holiday season.
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Cautious Kansans understand severity of COVID-19 and care about their neighbors
Kansas Reflector opinion editor Clay Wirestone recently called those who mitigate against COVID-19 infection “terrified,” comparing them to vaccine skeptics in their rejection of science.
Central Kansas electric bills will increase following approval of Evergy rate hike
TOPEKA — State regulators approved a utility rate change that will decrease electric rates for Kansas City customers and push up prices for other customers in the state after a long tug of war between proposed corporation price hikes and commission staff estimates over fair prices.During a Tuesday meeting, the three-member Kansas Corporation Commission voted to approve a unanimous settlement agreement with Evergy, the state’s largest utility company.“The order seeks to balance the financial interests of averaging with the protection of the substantial interests of Kansas energy ratepayers,” said Commissioner Dwight Keen.
Wetland Park opening to the public
After four years of planning, fundraising, volunteer projects, and construction, the R.
Fox Ridge housing project changes draws protests
By Chad FreyNewton Kansan City commission decision due Nov. 28 Bob Millman and John Van Meter are none to happy with a proposal to construct… Login to continue reading Login…
Annual Vespers concert coming Dec. 3
This year’s annual Treble Clef Vespers is scheduled for 3 p.m.
In BriefWalton soup supper coming up
The Walton Lions Club will host a soup supper from 5 to 7 p.m.