No nightmares: K-State expert shares tips for Halloween food safety
MANHATTAN — Temperatures are dropping and leaves are falling which means Halloween is quickly approaching.
Chad Frey
Amish Cook: Things left undone until another day
These last days have been a pull and by last night, a fever set in.“Mom, will you be okay?” the children asked, climbing onto the recliner with me.Thanks to my Mom, who came and stayed until everyone was sound asleep, and to my baby sister Keturah for staying for the night.
KDOT sets online meetings for input on projects
The Kansas Department of Transportation is receiving federal funds to address transportation infrastructure vulnerabilities caused by extreme weather events and natural hazards that can happen anytime across the state.To receive input from the public about transportation infrastructure needs in Kansas regions or communities, KDOT is holding three online meetings on Wednesday, Nov.
Two killed and two injured in shooting at Dodge City bar
By Kansan Staff FORD COUNTY – Two men are dead and a suspect on the run following a shooting Oct. 29 morning at a restaurant… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sign Up Now Close
A federal agency backs off a push to take water from Kansas farmers for a wildlife refuge
BY CELIA LLOPIS-JEPSENKCUR/Kansas News Service Quivira’s marshes have a legal right to water. Kansas has never enforced it, because doing so would hurt farmers who… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sign Up Now Close
Education Frontlines: Higher ed governance ignores state and national needs
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Mass shootings and the hundredth monkey
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Legislative leaders spread biased tropes about disabled Kansans in crusade against Medicaid
Recently, Kansas House Speaker Dan Hawkins and Senate President Ty Masterson were quoted as calling Gov.
Plains Folk: Plowing all the way to Denver
As I discovered what an important business was the plowing of railroad fireguards in the nineteenth century (subject of my last column), I was curious as to why railroad companies, the titans of their business generation, were so concerned about fireguards.
Candy Scramble moves inside
By Chad FreyNewton Kansan For the first time in a number of years the Newton Recreation Commission needed to move the annual Halloween Candy Scramble… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sign Up Now Close