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Citing two Trump administration officials, NBC News reports that “the entire East Wing of the White House will be demolished ‘within days’” to make room for something called either (depending on who you ask) the White House State Ballroom or the Donald J. Trump Ballroom at the White House -- a 90,000-square-foot, 900-capacity party venue.
The Harvey County Economic Development Executive Committee has concerns regarding the proposed ordinance restricting Tier 2 and Tier 3 battery energy storage systems (BESS) that the City of Halstead is currently considering.
Kansas Young Republican leaders were caught exchanging racist, homophobic and white supremacist messages through a group chat with others of their ilk throughout the nation. First reported by Politico, the messages included vice chairman William Hendrix using the words “n–ga” and “n–guh” and saying he admired an adjoining state’s GOP because “Missouri doesn’t like f–s.” Chairman Alex Dwyer used the racist code number “1488,” reacted with a happy face to another Young Republican saying he loved Hitler, and — somewhat perplexingly — wrote that “sex is gay.”
By now it is obvious to anybody paying attention that Trump and his Project 2025 cabinet are trying to rapidly destroy our constitutional republic and replace it with an authoritarian regime.
“I am so glad that I live in a world where there are Octobers.” That beloved line from “Anne of Green Gables” has always captured how I feel about this season. Growing up in Wisconsin, October meant crisp mornings that hinted at winter’s approach and warm afternoons that illuminated a canvas of orange, yellow and red across the countryside. It was the month of cranberry harvests, football games and the simple beauty of small-town fall.
MANHATTAN, Kan. — Kansas State University extension experts are calling attention to important factors producers should consider when using Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) lands for cattle forage.
Listening to talk radio this morning I heard someone grew a pumpkin this year that weighed 2,346 pounds! This is not the largest pumpkin ever but the guy also won $20,000 bucks in the process.
Joe Robb, chair of the R. Michael Rhoades Foundation, made his way to the Harvey County Commission meeting Oct. 21 with a surprise for the commission.
The Harvey County Planning, Zoning and Environmental Department, as well as the Geographic Information System office, will begin moving their operations to a new location Oct. 28.