Kansas Profiles: Kansas Tourism and Sunflower Summer
“School’s out!”Soon that joyous cry will be shared and heard by kids across the nation, as the school year comes to an end.
May 2024
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Newton mainstay on Main Street closing
For nearly 40 years the Stobbe family has operated a business in Newton, nearly all of those years with a storefront downtown.
Bluestem Communities welcomes new health care leaders
Bluestem Communities has welcomed new talent to its team of health care leaders.
A Presidential Fireside Chat
Putin is threatening Ukraine with battlefield nuclear weapons.
Education Frontlines: China Position on Gaza War
Presented on April 24, 1954, China declared “Five Principles of Peaceful Coexistence” that forbids interference in other countries affairs (note: Tibet, Hong Kong and Taiwan are not considered “other countries”).
Kansas needs affordable housing, not a football stadium
Kansas policymakers are abuzz about the recent defeat of a sports stadium tax in Jackson County, MO.
Amish Cook: A new home for a week or two
By Gloria Yoder We rounded the corner and started up the long, winding lane. We had arrived at our destination. The usual six to seven-hour… Login to continue reading Login…
Peace officers remembered
This week as a temporary plaque bearing the name of Brian Roussseau appeared on the Harvey County law officers memorial outside of the Sheriff’s Department, he was being honored by the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial in Washington, D.C.
Newton man sentenced to prison for Sex crime
A 19-year-old man was sentenced May 13 to more than 22 years in prison and lifetime supervision following his convction of rape of a 66 year old woman with dementia.Le’Rhon A.
A worrying lack of respect from leaders
After two days of pro-Palestinian protests at the University of Kansas, the campus in Lawrence on Friday took on the feel of a sober, mundane summer day.