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Kansas Profile – Now That’s Rural: Layne Stafford, Murals

Wednesday, February 25

This artist needs to think big. That’s because his proverbial canvas isn’t just a small square on an easel, it might be the side of a building. Today we’ll meet a rural Kansas man who is creating murals for communities across Kansas and beyond. Layne Stafford... Read More.

Iola City Council Waives Fees for Statewide 4-H Workshop, Accepts Bid from Poor Boy Tree Service for 2025 Tree Trimming Project

Wednesday, February 25

IOLA, Kan. — The Iola City Council Monday approved waiving rental fees for a statewide 4-H entomology workshop to be held in Iola in June at the John Silas Bass North Community Building. Vicky Wallace, a master state 4-H volunteer who works with the... Read More.

Two Senators Call for Data Center Moratorium

Tuesday, February 24

Two south central Kansas Senators have called on counties in their districts to impose moratoriums on data center projects. Senate Majority Leader Chase Blasi of Andale earlier this week called on Sedgwick County to impose a three year moratorium on such facilities. Senator Blasi, whose... Read More.

KDHE Announces First Rural Health Transformation Program Grant Opportunities for Kansas Providers

Tuesday, February 24

The Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE) posted Request for Applications (RFA) for its first two grant opportunities under the Rural Health Transformation Program (RHTP) in Kansas. The application period for the Regional Partnership (RPGP) and the Rural Emergency Hospital (REH) Conversion/Transformative Capital... Read More.

Neosho Regional Advisory Committee Meeting Tuesday, March 3, 2026, Burlington

Tuesday, February 24

The Kansas Water Office’s (KWO) Neosho Regional Advisory Committee (RAC) will have a meeting to discuss current water issues affecting the region as well as the state. The RAC meeting will be held on Tuesday, March 3rd at 1:00 p.m. at Kelley Hall located at... Read More.

Governor Kelly Signs Executive Order to Allow Relief from Transportation Restrictions for Wildfire Response Efforts

Tuesday, February 24

TOPEKA, Kan. — Governor Laura Kelly has signed Executive Order 26-01 to waive certain requirements for commercial motor vehicle carriers and drivers that are assisting in providing relief from the wildfires impacting parts of Kansas. “As Kansas communities grapple with the impacts of these damaging... Read More.

Chaunte City Commission Approves Ordinance to Add New Electric Rate for Heavy Load Retail Customers

Tuesday, February 24

CHANUTE, Kan. — The Chanute City Commission Monday night approved an ordinance adding a new electric rate class for heavy load retail customers, such as data centers. As adopted, this rate would apply to customers whose billing demand averages over 2,000 kW or more per... Read More.

City of Garnett to Proceed with Phased Approach for Wastewater System Improvements

Tuesday, February 24

GARNETT, Kan. — At a special meeting Monday, Garnett City Commissioners agreed to proceed with a phased approach for wastewater system improvements. Midwest Engineering Group provided two options for the city to consider. The option selected would involve replacing 81 manholes, many of which are... Read More.

Senator Marshall Talks About Wildfire Response, Community

Tuesday, February 24

During US Senator Roger Marshall's “Four Corners” tour of 50 Kansas counties last week, he witnessed firsthand the response to wildfires which started on Feb. 17, that burned thousands of acres, mostly in southwest Kansas. Last Tuesday was the day the tour was scheduled to... Read More.

Fort Hays State University Online Open House Event

Tuesday, February 24

HAYS, Kan. — Fort Hays State University Online invites prospective students to explore their future during the annual Online Open House on Tuesday, March 10, from 4:30 to 6 p.m. CDT. This virtual, drop-in event is designed for prospective undergraduate and graduate students interested... Read More.

Cattle Chat: Bull Selection Strategies

Tuesday, February 24

K-State beef cattle experts discuss the upcoming Legacy bull sale and what producers might want to consider prior to making a purchasing decision MANHATTAN, Kan. — Making sound bull purchasing decisions can be one of the most important management choices a cattle operation makes,... Read More.

Stream Advisory Partially Rescinded for Main Chikaskia River in Kingman County

Tuesday, February 24

Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE) has rescinded the stream advisory for part of the Chikaskia River and an unnamed tributary of the Chikaskia River in Kingman County from County Road 808 to the Chikaskia south of Spivey to the K-2 bridge in... Read More.

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Author: Ron Wilson, director of the Huck Boyd National Institute for Rural Development at Kansas State University

Kansas Profile – Now That’s Rural: Layne Stafford, Murals

Iola City Council Waives Fees for Statewide 4-H Workshop, Accepts Bid from Poor Boy Tree Service for 2025 Tree Trimming Project

Two Senators Call for Data Center Moratorium

KDHE Announces First Rural Health Transformation Program Grant Opportunities for Kansas Providers

Neosho Regional Advisory Committee Meeting Tuesday, March 3, 2026, Burlington

Governor Kelly Signs Executive Order to Allow Relief from Transportation Restrictions for Wildfire Response Efforts

Chaunte City Commission Approves Ordinance to Add New Electric Rate for Heavy Load Retail Customers

City of Garnett to Proceed with Phased Approach for Wastewater System Improvements

Senator Marshall Talks About Wildfire Response, Community

Fort Hays State University Online Open House Event

Cattle Chat: Bull Selection Strategies

Stream Advisory Partially Rescinded for Main Chikaskia River in Kingman County

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