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McPherson Area Girls Swim Team Takes Third at Campus Meet

Wednesday, April 19

By Grant Barrett, Ad Astra Radio HAYSVILLE, Kan. - It was another competitive meet for the McPherson/Smoky Valley and Moundridge co-op swim team on Tuesday, as they encountered a couple of 5A and 6A schools, where they came out with a third place finish. “This Campus... Read More.

Deadline is Coming Up for Reno County Museum’s T-shirt Design Contest

Tuesday, April 18

HUTCHINSON, Kan. - Two weeks are left to enter the Reno County Museum’s t-shirt design contest. You don't need to be a professional artist to enter, but you do need to use the link below to read more about the contest and the rules. Your... Read More.

Drug Take Back Day is April 22nd, Find a Collection Sight Near You

Tuesday, April 18

KANSAS – Too often, unused prescription drugs find their way into the wrong hands. That's dangerous and often tragic. That's why it was great to see thousands of folks from across the country clean out their medicine cabinets and turn in - safely and... Read More.

Gov. Laura Kelly Signs Sexual Abuse Reform Bill

Tuesday, April 18

By Tim Carpenter, Kansas Reflector TOPEKA, Kan. — Gov. Laura Kelly signed a bill unanimously passed by the Kansas Legislature to remove the statute of limitations on criminal prosecution and extend opportunity to file lawsuits related to allegations of childhood abuse. A coalition of women joined... Read More.

NOAA Predicts Hot Spring and Summer in Kansas

Tuesday, April 18

WASHINGTON,DC (KNS) - The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, or NOAA, is forecasting a warmer-than-normal spring and summer in Kansas. NOAA, issues seasonal climate predictions every three months. The agency found most of Kansas has a 30% to 40% chance of seeing above-average temperatures... Read More.

Kansas Looks for Ways to Ease Statewide Nursing Shortage

Tuesday, April 18

WICHITA, Kan. (KNS/KMUW) - Almost 25% of Kansas nursing jobs are unfilled — the highest rate in the past decade. Efforts are underway to ease the shortage. Government, healthcare employers and state universities are gathering at a series of meetings this year to create... Read More.

IdeaTek Expanding Gigabit Fiber to Newton

Tuesday, April 18

NEWTON, Kan. – Internet Freedom is coming to Newton. IdeaTek is expanding its popular ultra-fast fiber internet to Newton residents and businesses. This expansion will give thousands of households and businesses access to gigabit speeds at affordable prices. IdeaTek has long been dedicated to bridging the... Read More.

Lindsborg Museum Celebrates 125th Anniversary of Old Mill At Annual Millfest

Tuesday, April 18

LINDSBORG, Kan. - With 2023 marking 125 years since the construction of the Smoky Valley Roller Mills in 1898, this year’s annual Millfest on May 6 is looking to be the best it’s ever been. Held the first Saturday every May, Millfest is the one... Read More.

Hutchinson Community Shares Careers with Middle Schoolers

Tuesday, April 18

HUTCHINSON, Kan. - Hutchinson Middle School - 8 partnered with local professionals to host a Career Day to inspire students on future career paths. On Friday, April 14, 2023, over 20 local professionals from across Reno County visited HMS-8 to share their experiences in their... Read More.

Wichita State Names Nooner Head Women’s Basketball Coach

Tuesday, April 18

By: Wichita State University Athletics WICHITA, Kan. (goshockers.com)– Wichita State has chosen Terry Nooner as its 10th head women's basketball coach, Director of Athletics Kevin Saal announced Monday afternoon. Wichita State Athletics will introduce Coach Nooner Thursday at 3:30 p.m. inside Charles Koch Arena. The event... Read More.

Martinez Throws Perfect Game; Swedes Split with Coyotes

Tuesday, April 18

By: Bethany College Athletics LINDSBORG, Kan. (bethanyswedes.com) - The Bethany softball team hosted the Kansas Wesleyan University Coyotes for the last home game of the season. The Swedes lost the lead late in game one in an 8-2 loss against the Coyotes. The Swedes took... Read More.

Chiefs’ Mahomes: Ankle Recovering as Offseason Work Begins

Monday, April 17

By Dave Skretta, AP News KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes plans to be ready for training camp with no limitations from the high ankle sprain that occurred during the playoffs and was such the focal point of their run to a... Read More.