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New Date and Local for Annual Sand Plum Bicycle Classic

Friday, May 5

RENO COUNTY, Kan. – This year’s Sand Plum Bicycle Classic will feature a new date and location. The annual Reno County favorite will be taking place on Sunday, June 4, and will offer four different distances to choose from:16-mile, 36-mile, 53-mile, or take on... Read More.

City-Wide Clean-up this Weekend in Moundridge

Thursday, May 4

MOUNDRIDGE, Kan. – The Moundridge Community-Wide Clean-up will take place this weekend. The McPherson Area Solid Waste Utility will have several large roll-off dumpsters set up by the recycling bins south of the ballfields. The dumpsters cannot be used for tires, freon-containing items, or hazardous... Read More.

Sterling College Commencement Ceremony Saturday

Thursday, May 4

STERLING, Kan. - Sterling College will honor the Class of 2023 for the 2023 Sterling College Commencement ceremony. The ceremony will take place on Saturday, May 6, at 9:45 a.m. in the Gleason Physical Education Center on the Sterling College campus. Don Reed ’68,... Read More.

Governor Kelly Announces $30 Million to Increase High-Speed Internet Availability

Thursday, May 4

TOPEKA – Wedneday, Governor Laura Kelly announced a new program aimed at helping Kansas communities that lack high-speed internet. The Lasting Infrastructure and Network Connectivity (LINC) program will provide $30 million in competitive funding opportunities to build the infrastructure needed for more homes and... Read More.

EPA Fulfills Governor Kelly’s Request to Save Kansans Money at the Gas Pump This Summer

Thursday, May 4

TOPEKA, Kan. – Governor Laura Kelly announced Wednesday that the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has granted her request to allow the sale of E15 products – gasoline blended with 15% ethanol – during the summer months through an emergency waiver. This action will help prevent potential fuel shortages and... Read More.

Lyons City Council Discusses Potential Candidates, Process for Hiring an Interim City Manager

Thursday, May 4

LYONS, Kan. – During a special noon-hour meeting Thursday, the Lyons City Council agreed to begin the process of hiring an interim city administrator. The decision comes after the resignation of current city administrator Chad Buckley was announced earlier in the week. Mayor Dustin Schutz... Read More.

City of Arlington Water Supply Shows High Nitrate Levels

Thursday, May 4

ARLINGTON, Kan. – The City of Arlington has issued a public notice regarding nitrate levels in the city's water supply. A sample tested on April 18th showed a nitrate level of 11 milligrams per liter, which is above the federal nitrate standard of 10... Read More.

Larned City Council Sets New Swimming Pool Hours

Thursday, May 4

LARNED, Kan. – The Larned City Council has approved a change in Swimming Pool hours for the upcoming season. The pool will continue to open at 12:30 p.m. but will see a two-hour change in closing time from 8 p.m. to 6 p.m. The Council... Read More.

Barton and Stafford County Seniors Recipients of Central Kansas Catbackers Scholarships

Thursday, May 4

STAFFORD COUNTY, Kan. – Five graduating seniors from Barton and Stafford Counties have been awarded $1 thousand scholarships each from the Central Kansas Catbackers. Since 2016, the group has awarded scholarships to local students planning to attend Kansas State University. Joshua Hildebrand from Stafford High... Read More.

Biden Rule Protecting Lesser Prairie Chicken Overturned by U.S. Senate

Thursday, May 4

By Ariana Figueroa, Kansas Reflector WASHINGTON — The U.S. Senate on Wednesday passed on a 50-48 vote a resolution overturning a Biden administration rule that listed a popular Southwestern game bird under a federal endangered species designation. The White House has vowed President Joe Biden would... Read More.

Kansas Officials Plan to Cut Down on Foster Placements

Thursday, May 4

By Rachel Mipro, Kansas Reflector KANSAS CITY, Kan. — The Kansas Department for Children and Families will work to reduce unnecessary foster care placements, said DCF Secretary Laura Howard, expressing optimism about new funding measures and legislation. “This was a strong legislative session in terms... Read More.

USD 308 Works With Community to Create New Mission, Vision, and Values

Thursday, May 4

HUTCHINSON, Kan. - USD 308 has taken an important step towards creating a new mission, vision, and core values with the help of district leadership, community members, and consultants from Wichita State University’s Community Engagement Institute. The project aims to establish a shared understanding... Read More.

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Author: Aaron Napier

New Date and Local for Annual Sand Plum Bicycle Classic

City-Wide Clean-up this Weekend in Moundridge

Sterling College Commencement Ceremony Saturday

Governor Kelly Announces $30 Million to Increase High-Speed Internet Availability

EPA Fulfills Governor Kelly’s Request to Save Kansans Money at the Gas Pump This Summer

Lyons City Council Discusses Potential Candidates, Process for Hiring an Interim City Manager

City of Arlington Water Supply Shows High Nitrate Levels

Larned City Council Sets New Swimming Pool Hours

Barton and Stafford County Seniors Recipients of Central Kansas Catbackers Scholarships

Biden Rule Protecting Lesser Prairie Chicken Overturned by U.S. Senate

Kansas Officials Plan to Cut Down on Foster Placements

USD 308 Works With Community to Create New Mission, Vision, and Values

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