On the eve of the first day of school at Santa Fe 5/6 Center a group of volunteers came together to create a party in Themain Park, across the street from the school and where some physical education classes are taught during the school year.
The Harvey County Board of Commissioners first order of business on Aug.
TLDR; Survey link: https://bit.ly/Times-GazetteElectionSurveyDue to the alarmingly low rate of voter turnout this year and in previous years, the Times-Gazette, in partnership with the El Dorado Chamber of Commerce, and The Newton Kansan, will be hosting a survey to gather information on voter habits and interests.
Mid-Kansas Muscle Cars and the Friday Night Cruise will host a back to school Car Show from 5 to 9 p.m. Aug. 16 at Dillons,… Login to continue reading Login…
Since the closure of Walton Rural Life Center a year ago the future of the building that housed the school program has been murky as the Board of Education has struggled with what to do with it.
TOPEKA — A special prosecutor in court documents filed Tuesday says former Marion Police Chief Gideon Cody “induced a witness to withhold information” in the days after Cody led a raid on a newspaper office, the publisher’s home and the home of a city councilwoman.Special prosecutor Barry Wilkerson, of Riley County, charged Cody with interference with judicial process, a low-level felony, in Marion County District Court.
WICHITA — The Wichita school district has rolled out a proposed student code of conduct that would guide how discipline measures are handled across the district.The 16-page draft document is in response to an investigation by the U.S.
TOPEKA — A record 171,000 Kansans enrolled this year in the subsidized health insurance marketplace under the Affordable Care Act, an increase more than 60,000 over the past two years.The nonprofit, nonpartisan BY: TIM CARPENTER Health Institute reported Thursday that enrollment in Kansas for the 2024 plan year climbed 37.7% from the 124,000 total in 2023 and the 107,000 total in 2022.
Kansas Gas Service agreed to impose a smaller rate hike on customers, increasing bills by an average of $3.83 per month, state regulators announced Thursday.The deal, which the company and state regulators struck last week, needs approval by the Kansas Corporation Commission.
The corporate media report on elections — especially the biggie coming up — as though they were sporting events.