How a broken bag taught me to carry on
“Why me?”
Chad Frey
In the garden: Doing battle with armyworms
I was keeping my fingers crossed that I would never see fall armyworms feeding on a lawns again. No such luck! They are back so be on the lookout for these critters! Fall Armyworm primarily feeds on grasses, although they will sometimes feed on nongrass species.
Medicaid health care crisis will cascade into Kansas, swamp hospitals and patients
After one of the strongest earthquakes in recorded history grunted and shifted off the coast of Russia, geologists sent tsunami and aftershock warnings as far away as Hawaii and the North American mainland.
Mulch rings help to promote healthy trees
MANHATTAN – Homeowners who are looking for ways to promote healthy, growing trees in their yard are well-advised to remember this axiom: A ring is a tree’s best friend.
School begins
There are 173 days of school remaining in the Newton USD 373 20025-26 school year.
BOE sets budget hearings
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Southwest Kansas towns relied on the Arkansas River for water. Now it’s dry for miles
DODGE CITY — To enter most towns in southwest Kansas, one will first drive across bridges seemingly built over sand and briar.
CDDO to meet
The Board of Directors of the Harvey-Marion County Developmental Disability Organization (HMCDDO) will hold its regular monthly meeting on at 4 p.m. Aug. 18 in the HMCDDO office, 500 N. Main, Suite 204.
Kansas governor picks newest state Supreme Court justice. It could be the last time
Democratic Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly appointed Leawood attorney Larkin Walsh on Thursday to the Kansas Supreme Court.
Kansas task force keeps working to resolve conflicting forces shaping future of water policy
By: Tim Carpenter KansasReflector.com TOPEKA — The 186 residents of Pawnee Rock want clean water to flow from kitchen faucets, but uranium contamination forced one… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sign Up Now Close