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Pittsburg State University Social Work Students Make a Difference through Community-Focused Projects

Tuesday, December 3

By Andra Stefanoni, Pittsburg State University Director of Media Relations PITTSBURG, Kan. — Thirteen Social Work students have made a difference to children, adults, and animals across Southeast Kansas and Southwest Missouri this semester as the result of class projects at Pittsburg State University. The projects... Read More.

The Nutcracker

Tuesday, December 3

By Gary Demuth, Salina Symphony SALINA, Kan. — The holiday classic “The Nutcracker” has become a family tradition for many Salina residents. This year’s Salina Symphony and Ballet Salina collaboration will involve more than 80 dancers from multiple studios in the region.“Some of the dancers... Read More.

Lindsborg City Council Grapples with Vehicle Purchases and Approves Revisions to Utility Rates

Tuesday, December 3

By Lucky Kidd LINDSBORG, Kan. — What was supposed to be a routine update on the city of Lindsborg's fleet maintenance agreement with Enterprise turned into an almost hour-long discussion during last night's Lindsborg City Council meeting.The basic issue that was raised involved the adding... Read More.

McPherson Main Street Celebrates Downtown Reopening for a Successful Holiday Season So Far

Tuesday, December 3

By Lucky Kidd McPHERSON, Kan. — McPherson Main Street director Johni Doughman expressed thanks during Tuesday's City Commission meeting for all the work done to get Main Street reopened from the drainage work that closed the Main and Euclid intersection.“All of the updates from Jeff... Read More.

Great Bend City Council Supports Community Initiatives and Infrastructure Improvements

Tuesday, December 3

By Lucky Kidd GREAT BEND, Kan. — With no discussion other than a member calling it a great idea, The Great Bend City Council has authorized allocation of $4,000 from the Municipal Court Diversion Fund in support of the Shop with a Cop program put... Read More.

Evergy Urges Holiday Light and Decoration Safety

Tuesday, December 3

Follow these guidelines for a safe and merry holiday season By Evergy Inc. KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The holiday season is here with festive lights and decorations. As families get ready to decorate, Evergy reminds customers to be safe with both indoor and outdoor holiday lights.... Read More.

City of Great Bend Under a Boil Advisory

Tuesday, December 3

GREAT BEND, Kan. — There was a power outage in parts of Great Bend overnight Dec. 2, and as a result the wells lost power. According to the City of Great Bend, the emergency generators did not activate as programmed with a loss of... Read More.

More than $10M to be Allocated to Community-Based Organizations, Local, and State Agencies for Crime Victims and Survivors Programs

Monday, December 2

By the Kansas Office of the Governor TOPEKA, Kan. — Governor Laura Kelly announced Wednesday that more than $10 million in federal funding will be allocated to community-based organizations and local and state agencies providing services directly to crime victims and survivors. This funding comes... Read More.

More than $10M to be Allocated to Community-Based Organizations, Local, and State Agencies for Crime Victims and Survivors Programs

Monday, December 2

By the Kansas Office of the Governor TOPEKA, Kan. — Governor Laura Kelly announced Wednesday that more than $10 million in federal funding will be allocated to community-based organizations and local and state agencies providing services directly to crime victims and survivors. This funding comes... Read More.

Demolition of Atrium Hotel to Begin December 6

Monday, December 2

HUTCHINSON, Kan. — The City of Hutchinson has announced the demolition of the Atrium Hotel and Conference Center to begin on Friday Dec. 6, 2024.According to a statement provided by the City of Hutchinson, Kansas Concrete LLC will handle the demolition, which is scheduled... Read More.

More than $10M to be Allocated to Community-Based Organizations, Local, and State Agencies for Crime Victims and Survivors Programs

Monday, December 2

By the Kansas Office of the Governor TOPEKA, Kan. — Governor Laura Kelly announced Wednesday that more than $10 million in federal funding will be allocated to community-based organizations and local and state agencies providing services directly to crime victims and survivors. This funding comes... Read More.

More than $10M to be Allocated to Community-Based Organizations, Local, and State Agencies for Crime Victims and Survivors Programs

Monday, December 2

TOPEKA, Kan. — Governor Laura Kelly announced Wednesday that more than $10 million in federal funding will be allocated to community-based organizations and local and state agencies providing services directly to crime victims and survivors. This funding comes from the federal Victims of Crime... Read More.