“Mommy, it doesn’t sting!” That statement from a young woman’s three-year old daughter helped launch a business of producing handmade soaps and other skin care products in rural Kansas. Dixie Pachta is founder and owner of Rose Creek Suds.
TOPEKA — Stabbings, 16-year-olds with guns and violent attacks: Officials working with young offenders in Kansas say they need lawmakers to step up and fix flaws within the state’s juvenile justice system.
TOPEKA — Auditors working for the Kansas Legislature estimated five of the state’s major business development incentive programs would generate positive total returns for the private-sector economy but not produce enough growth in tax revenue to cover public investments.
PREP BOYS Rupp Inv. Winfield 52, Halstead 46 HALSTEAD – The Halstead Dragon boys fell to Winfield 52-46 Thursday in the consolation semifinals of the Adolph Rupp Invitational in Halstead.
Bad Behind Bars: Jodi Arias 7 p.m., 10:03 p.m., 12:59 a.m. on LIFE Jodi Arias (Celina Sinden) has just been arrested and sent to prison while she awaits trial for murdering her boyfriend.
The 2022 budget season was the first time counties, municipalities and schools were subject to the “revenue neutral rate” law passed by the Kansas Legislature, and as would be expected there were some hiccups along the way.
The annual Kansas Day celebration at Kauffman Museum in North Newton will be coming up on Jan. 28, one day prior to the actual day.
Chester Lee Osborn, 89, died Thursday, December 22, 2022, at Presbyterian Hospital Dallas. He was born May 10, 1933, in Kingman, KS, to Mr.
Governor Laura Kelly started stumping Thursday for what she calls an ‘Axing Your Taxes’ package introduced in the Kansas House and Senate. It’s three parts, and there is a really good chance there is something in that package for you.
Editor’s note: This is the first of a series of columns by Lance Gormley looking at the Newton utility bill, or “water bill”. Upcoming topics include sewer, trash, the PUF, and conclusions.