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Iola City Council Swears In New Members; Approves Final Plat for West Industrial Park

Wednesday, January 14

IOLA, Kan. — Two new members, one former member, and a re-elected Iola City Council member along with re-elected Mayor Steve French were sworn in at the start of Monday's meeting. Doug Kerr, who was elected on a write-in, and Jeremiah are the new... Read More.

McPherson College Gallery Showcases the Work of Michaela Valli Groeblacher and Kim Stanley

Wednesday, January 14

McPHERSON, Kan. — A new exhibition featuring the art of Michaela Valli Groeblacher and the poetry of Kim Stanley is now on display at McPherson College’s Friendship Hall Gallery. The public is invited to an opening reception from noon to 1 p.m., Friday, January... Read More.

Athlete of the Week: Paco Espinoza, Lyons Boys Basketball

Wednesday, January 14

LYONS, Kan. — Ad Astra Radio is proud to announce Lyons High School senior Paco Espinoza as this week’s Athlete of the Week, presented by Hutchinson Community College. The week - Espinoza had two strong performances. On Tuesday in a 53-51 loss at Minneapolis, Espinoza... Read More.

Hutchinson Clinic and United Way of Reno County Expand Reno Connections Partnership with New Location on Main Street

Tuesday, January 13

HUTCHINSON, Kan. — Hutchinson Clinic and United Way of Reno County (UWRC) are proud to announce the expansion of their ongoing partnership through Reno Connections, bringing vital community resources directly to more patients and families in Reno County. Since July 2025, Hutchinson Clinic has hosted... Read More.

McPherson Center for Health Hosts Community Event to “Shred the Silence” on Menopause

Tuesday, January 13

McPHERSON, Kan. — McPherson Center for Health in partnership with the McPherson Convention & Visitors Bureau is inviting the community to an evening of education, conversation, and connection with Shredding the Silence on Menopause, taking place Saturday, January 31 at the McPherson Opera House,... Read More.

City of Chanute Approves RHID Agreement with Chanute Housing LLC; City Swears in New Commissioner Tim Harding

Tuesday, January 13

CHANUTE, Kan. — The long journey to establish a Reinvestment Housing Investment District for the Hidden Hills town-home project behind the Chanute Walmart took a major step forward Monday night when the Chanute City Commission approved the RHID Agreement with Chanute Housing LLC, which... Read More.

Kansas Fish Consumption Advisories for 2026

Tuesday, January 13

The Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE) and the Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks (KDWP) (collectively, “Kansas”) is issuing fish consumption advisories for 2026. The following advisories identify types of fish, or other aquatic species, that should be eaten in limited quantities... Read More.

Allen County Commission Hears Updates on Landfill Repairs, Airport Paving and Report on Mental Health Program

Tuesday, January 13

ALLEN COUNTY, Kan. — Allen County Commissioners were told by Public Works Director Mitch Garner at Tuesday's meeting the landfill compactor was picked up for repairs Monday, with all parts now in. He also provided an update on paving work around hangars at Allen... Read More.

Ad Astra Radio Recognizes Pretty Prairie Girls Basketball as December Girls Team of the Month

Tuesday, January 13

Each month, Ad Astra Radio is recognizing a girls and boys Team of the Month, selected from area high schools. The Girls Team of the Month for December goes to the Pretty Prairie Girls Basketball team! The month: Pretty Prairie had a strong first month... Read More.

Tom Brown Concludes Nearly 17 Years as McPherson Mayor; City Swears in New Mayor Jim Loving

Tuesday, January 13

McPHERSON, Kan. — Jim Loving was sworn in by City Clerk Leah Kawanguzi (KAW-WAN-GUZI) this morning as McPherson's new mayor. Loving, a retired executive with CHS, was unopposed in last November's general election to succeed Tom Brown, who concluded his nearly 17 years as mayor,... Read More.

Studies Indicate Raccoons are Becoming More Domesticated, But Don’t Treat Them as Pets

Tuesday, January 13

K-State wildlife expert cautions against feeding, petting wild animals MANHATTAN, Kan. — Raccoons living in America’s cities may be showing subtle physical changes that suggest the earliest stages of what scientists call “domestication syndrome,” but a Kansas State University wildlife expert cautions that the masked... Read More.

Cattle Chat: Preventing Fog Fever

Tuesday, January 13

K-State beef cattle experts respond to a listener question about preventing and managing fog fever in cattle MANHATTAN, Kan. — Fog fever, a rapid-onset respiratory disease in cattle, is most commonly associated with sudden forage changes during the grazing season. In a recent Cattle Chat podcast... Read More.

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Author: Lucky Kidd

Iola City Council Swears In New Members; Approves Final Plat for West Industrial Park

McPherson College Gallery Showcases the Work of Michaela Valli Groeblacher and Kim Stanley

Athlete of the Week: Paco Espinoza, Lyons Boys Basketball

Hutchinson Clinic and United Way of Reno County Expand Reno Connections Partnership with New Location on Main Street

McPherson Center for Health Hosts Community Event to “Shred the Silence” on Menopause

City of Chanute Approves RHID Agreement with Chanute Housing LLC; City Swears in New Commissioner Tim Harding

Kansas Fish Consumption Advisories for 2026

Allen County Commission Hears Updates on Landfill Repairs, Airport Paving and Report on Mental Health Program

Ad Astra Radio Recognizes Pretty Prairie Girls Basketball as December Girls Team of the Month

Tom Brown Concludes Nearly 17 Years as McPherson Mayor; City Swears in New Mayor Jim Loving

Studies Indicate Raccoons are Becoming More Domesticated, But Don’t Treat Them as Pets

Cattle Chat: Preventing Fog Fever

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