TOPEKA — Several Kansas voting rights groups have pulled together, starting a campaign in reaction to GOP-backed election fraud theories and voting restrictions. During the legislative session, several Republican lawmakers pushed for voting restrictions under the false pretense of widespread election fraud.
KANSAS CITY, Kansas — Mark Erich, Shawna Maloney and their two children set off in good spirits for the first family vacation in a newly acquired recreational vehicle, traveling from Colorado to Alabama via Interstate 70.
The Ranchland Trust of Kansas 12th annual photography contest opened on May 1. The contest is open to professional and amateur photographers of all ages. Photographs entered will showcase the natural beauty of ranching and grazing lands across the state. The competition offers the chance to explore and capture the many activities, seasons and faces of Kansas ranching.
Hesston Bel Canto Singers to kickoff summer tour HESSTON – Hesston College Bel Canto Singers will travel southwest for a spring tour May 15 to 25. A home concert is scheduled for 7 p.m.
The Harvey County Road and Bridge Department received a bit of a shock when opening up bids for a project to replace three bridges and a culvert in Harvey County the cost was well above what was budgeted and anticipated.
Newton Recreation Commission hosted a “Battle of the Schools” fun run in Athletic Park on April 19. The one-mile run was for students in kindergarten through sixth grade.
Kansas lawmakers sent the governor a contentious school spending bill on Friday that lets more families use state tax dollars to pay for private schools. The bill spends more than $6.3 billion on K-12 public schools.
Some days, the phones at the Trust Women Wichita clinic ring nonstop, and staff are unable to keep up. Since the U.S.
ARKANSAS CITY — JoLynn Foster isn’t happy about it, but she’s convinced the only way to save her hometown hospital is to shut part of it down. “There’s no other alternative,” said Foster, a longtime resident of Arkansas City, a town of about 12,000 people south of Wichita.
Catholics believe Mary is the mother of Jesus Christ, and the mother of God, who still makes her presence known. And the Catholic Church has officially recognized a number of sites where Mary has reportedly appeared around the globe.