SALINA — The Berean Academy golf team is off to state after a second-place finish Monday at the Class 2A regional tournament at the Salina Municipal Golf Course. Host Salina Sacred Heart, the defending Class 2A state champion, won the team title with a 288.
I am proud to officially be a Kansas State Wildcat. This past weekend, I walked across the stage in Bramlage Coliseum to receive my master’s degree and an official place in the K-State family.
Last year’s record-high temperatures across much of the country took a toll on gardens and landscapes. Once again, above-normal summer temperatures are in the forecast for many regions of the country. Adjusting how you manage your gardens and landscape can help plants thrive as temperatures rise.
Drum therapy coming to NPL Newton Public Library will host a Drumming Therapy Workshop from 2-3:30 p.m. May 20, 720 N.
Mark Twain liked to say that if you put a frog in a pot of boiling water, it would immediately jump out. However, if you put the frog in cool water and then turned on the heat, the frog would remain in the water until it boils to death. We Kansans — and Americans — are like the frog in Twain’s anecdote.
TOPEKA — Gov. Laura Kelly struck out several provisions from a wide-ranging budget bill, drawing fire from Legislature Republicans who said her rejection of funding for a historic site reeked of “political punishment.”
TAURUS (April 20-May 20) -- Choose your path and start moving. Opportunity comes to those who make things happen. Size up your situation and replace whatever isn’t to your advantage with something beneficial.
HESSTON — The defending Class 3A state champion Hesston Swather golf team put itself in position to repeat after winning the regional tournament at the Hesston Golf Course. The Swathers posted a team score of 314.
MANHATTAN – A pair of bipartisan water bills passed by the Kansas legislature and approved by Gov. Laura Kelly in late April are “exciting news” for residents across the state, said a Kansas State University water expert.
The National Junior College Athletic Association Division I Men’s Golf Championships opened Tuesday at Sand Creek Station with a crowded field after the first round of play. Just 13 strokes separate the top 11 teams out of 24 in competition.