TOPEKA — In the mid ’90s, Paula Mitchell was celebrating a college basketball win at a party hosted by one of the players. As the designated driver for her friends, she was sticking to Dr.
TOPEKA — House Republicans launched a “brazen” plan Thursday to stifle an investigation into alleged illegal campaign activities by rewriting numerous ethics rules and weakening the authority of the Kansas Governmental Ethics Commission.
The Walton Lions Club will host a Biscuit and Gravy Feed from 5 to 7 p.m. March 4 at the Walton Fire Station, 122 Main St, Walton.
Newton High School Theatre/Thespian Troop No. 47 offered a performance of “You Can’t Take It With You” on the NHS stage Feb.
In 2022 Prairie View launched a new program designed to give school-aged children access to mental health care – counselors started meeting with students at school. “A lot of kids in our communities had trouble with accessibility or affordability issues,” Miller said.
The residents that greet you at the Veterans Community Project may not walk on two feet. They may walk on all four.
In the 4-1/2 years since Kent Erb joined the staff of The Citizens State Bank, he’s been in a number of roles, including vice president of finance, chief financial officer (CFO), cashier and secretary to the bank board of directors.
MANHATTAN – The story of a professional football player suffering a heart condition while on the field has recently drawn national headlines, but a Kansas State University food scientist said it’s important at all times to prioritize heart health.
Circle of Hope of Harvey County hosted a fund-raising soup supper and dessert auction Feb. 16 at Newton Nazarene Church, 1000 N.
TOPEKA — Cherokee County Sheriff David Groves rattled off a handful of reasons the Kansas Legislature shouldn’t move ahead with a bill requiring criminal conviction of a defendant before law enforcement agencies could seek forfeiture of cash, vehicles and other property seized from that person during an investigation.