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Dragons Fall to Fort Scott in Game One

Wednesday, May 10

By Hutchinson CC Sports Information FORT SCOTT, Kan. – Held to three total hits on Wednesday, the Hutchinson Community College baseball team dropped Game 1 of the Region VI (Plains District) Tournament opening-round series on Wednesday at Lions Field. Fort Scott hit six home runs and... Read More.

Royals acquire James McArthur from Phillies, Designate Franmil Reyes for Assignment

Wednesday, May 10

By KCRoyals.com KANSAS CITY, Mo. —The Kansas City Royals announced this morning that they have acquired right-handed pitcher James McArthur from the Philadelphia Phillies for minor league outfielder Junior Marin and cash considerations. McArthur, 26, was designated for assignment by Philadelphia last Thursday. He will... Read More.

Chiefs to Play Dolphins in Frankfurt for 2023 Germany Game

Wednesday, May 10

By Chiefs.com KANSAS CITY, Mo. - The NFL announced today that the defending Super Bowl champion Kansas City Chiefs will play the Miami Dolphins on Sunday, November 5 at Frankfurt Stadium, home of Eintracht Frankfurt, for one of two 2023 NFL Germany Games. "We are thrilled... Read More.

How a Fed Interest Rate Increase Affects Credit Card Debt, Auto Loans

Wednesday, May 10

NEW YORK (AP) — The Federal Reserve has raised its key interest rate yet again in its drive to cool inflation, a move that will directly affect most Americans. On Wednesday, the central bank boosted its benchmark rate by a quarter-point to 5.1%. Rates... Read More.

New $80 Million Dollar Manufacturing Plant Announced for Maize

Wednesday, May 10

TOPEKA, Kan. (KPR) – State officials have announced that a new $80 million manufacturing plant will be built in south-central Kansas. Charlotte Pipe and Foundry Company, the nation’s top manufacturer of cast iron and plastic pipe and fittings, will build the facility in Maize.... Read More.

City of Lyons Among Attraction Development Grant Recipients

Wednesday, May 10

TOPEKA, Kan. – Kansas Tourism today announced $421,820 in Attraction Development Grants has been awarded to 10 recipients. The funding will be used to develop new tourism attractions or enhance existing sites across the state. Attraction Development Grants assist in the development of travel experiences that... Read More.

Provision of Kansas K-12 Funding Bill Slices State Aid to About 100 Public School Districts

Wednesday, May 10

By Tim Carpenter, Kansas Reflector TOPEKA, Kan. — The school funding bill forwarded by the Kansas Legislature to Gov. Laura Kelly — noteworthy for what it excluded as well as what it included — contained an unexpected budget twist that potentially blindsided as many as... Read More.

Kansas State Fair Board Holds Annual Retreat in Manhattan

Wednesday, May 10

MANHATTAN. Kan. - The Kansas State Fair Board of Directors met in Manhattan for their annual board retreat on May 8 and 9. The Board participated in a tour of the Biosecurity Research Institute at Kansas State University during their two-day retreat. They conducted a... Read More.

McPherson Voters Narrowly Reject USD 418 Bond Issue

Tuesday, May 9

MCPHERSON, Kan. – Voters in McPherson USD 418 narrowly rejected an $88.5 million bond issue during Tuesday's special election. Unofficial results from the McPherson County Clerk's Office show 1,486 votes against the proposal to 1,300 votes in favor, an approximately 53-47 percent margin. The bond... Read More.

Dragons to Open Postseason at Fort Scott

Tuesday, May 9

By Hutchinson CC Sports Information HUTCHINSON, Kan. - For the second-straight season, the Hutchinson Community College baseball team opens its postseason march in Fort Scott. The 11th-seeded Blue Dragons (30-26) play the sixth-seeded Greyhounds (35-21) in the opening game of the best-of-3 Region VI Tournament Opening-Round... Read More.

Nearly $10.4 Million Project to Resurface K-61 in Pratt, Reno Counties

Tuesday, May 9

HUTCHINSON, Kan. – A combined project totaling almost $10.4 million will involve a mill and hot-mix-asphalt overlay on about 35 miles of K-61 in Pratt and Reno counties. The Kansas Department of Transportation project is expected to begin around May 22 and be completed around... Read More.

Kansas State Employee Virtual Job Fair Set for May 17

Tuesday, May 9

TOPEKA, Kan. (KPR) — The state of Kansas is hiring. Job-seekers are invited to attend the State of Kansas Agencies Virtual Job Fair Wednesday, May 17 (8:00 am to 5:00 pm). This virtual fair, which is hosted by KANSASWORKS, will focus... Read More.

Author: Aaron Napier

Dragons Fall to Fort Scott in Game One

Royals acquire James McArthur from Phillies, Designate Franmil Reyes for Assignment

Chiefs to Play Dolphins in Frankfurt for 2023 Germany Game

How a Fed Interest Rate Increase Affects Credit Card Debt, Auto Loans

New $80 Million Dollar Manufacturing Plant Announced for Maize

City of Lyons Among Attraction Development Grant Recipients

Provision of Kansas K-12 Funding Bill Slices State Aid to About 100 Public School Districts

Kansas State Fair Board Holds Annual Retreat in Manhattan

McPherson Voters Narrowly Reject USD 418 Bond Issue

Dragons to Open Postseason at Fort Scott

Nearly $10.4 Million Project to Resurface K-61 in Pratt, Reno Counties

Kansas State Employee Virtual Job Fair Set for May 17

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