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Governor Kelly Announces Over $32.5M for Services for Survivors of Crime, Children’s Advocacy Centers, and CASA Programs

Thursday, August 14

TOPEKA, Kan. — Governor Laura Kelly announced Thursday over $32.5 million in state grants to maintain and enhance services for adult and child survivors of crime. The state general funds were granted to nonprofit organizations providing services for survivors of domestic and sexual violence... Read More.

Hutchinson High School Swim Team Searching for Sponsorship

Thursday, August 14

HUTCHINSON, Kan. — Would you like to be a sponsor for the Hutchinson High School Swim Team? The support will directly contribute to the success of Salthawk student-athletes, both in and out of the pool. There are many different levels of sponsorship each with... Read More.

2025 Free Stage Schedule at the Kansas State Fair

Thursday, August 14

HUTCHINSON, Kan. — Looking for free entertainment while you're at the Kansas State Fair this year? Check out the list of shows from Friday, Sept. 5 through Sunday, Sept. 14.Enjoy the state fair opening ceremony, a hypnotist, live music, contests, woodcarving, circus performances... Read More.

Elliott Law LLC Hosts Chamber Connection and Ribbon Cutting

Thursday, August 14

McPHERSON, Kan. — McPherson Chamber of Commerce held a Chamber Connection and Ribbon Cutting at Elliott Law LLC on Thursday, Aug. 14. Elliott Law LLC is owned by Ann Elliott, a McPherson native who worked for Wise & Reber L.L.C. for several years before deciding... Read More.

Great Bend Man Found Incompetent to Stand Trial in Child Sex Crime Case

Thursday, August 14

LARNED, Kan. — Avian Rincones, 35 of Great Bend, Kansas, appeared Wednesday afternoon in the Pawnee County District Court before District Judge Bruce Gatterman to determine whether he is competent to stand trial.The defendant is charged with two counts of Aggravated Criminal Oral Sodomy... Read More.

Rush County Man Sentenced to Prison for Child Rape

Thursday, August 14

TOPEKA, Kan. (August 13, 2025) — Kansas Attorney General Kris Kobach announced that a LaCrosse man has been sentenced to prison for the rape of two children. Tyler Whitten, age 31, was sentenced by Chief Judge Bruce Gatterman in Rush County District Court on Aug.... Read More.

Hutchinson Public Schools Kicks Off 2025-2026 School Year with High-Energy Convocation

Wednesday, August 13

HUTCHINSON, Kan. — The energy was unmistakable as Hutchinson Public Schools staff gathered for the 2025 convocation, gathered on August 6th. This year’s event brought extra “pomp and circumstance,” welcoming educators and staff back in true Salthawk spirit. Cheerleaders, the pep band, and a... Read More.

July Area Home Sales Down, Prices Mostly Up

Wednesday, August 13

The number of homes sold during July through Prairie Land Realtors’ Mid-Kansas Multiple Listing Service was 147, which is down two percent from July 2024. Total sales volume for the region was $31 million, up from the prior year. The median sales price for... Read More.

Hutch Community Foundation Seeks Board, Committee Volunteers

Wednesday, August 13

HUTCHINSON, Kan. — For individuals with a desire to volunteer paired with a love of Reno County, Hutchinson Community Foundation offers opportunities to serve. The community foundation seeks volunteers for the following: Board of Directors Youth Philanthropy Council Standing committeesThe board of directors and various... Read More.

Housing Tax Credits Awarded for Projects at Two Former Iola Schools

Wednesday, August 13

Plans to convert two former elementary school buildings in Iola to housing are a big step closer to moving forward.The Kansas Housing Resources Corporation announced Monday award of funding through the federal and state Low Income Housing Tax Credit programs totaling 1.7 million dollars... Read More.

Chanute City Commision Approves Electric Rate Hike to Fund Radio Replacement, City Budget

Wednesday, August 13

CHANUTE, Kan. — The Chanute City Commission Monday approved what will for the average electric bill be a 6.5 percent increase. The just under one cent hike will be used in part to fund replacement of radios for the Police and Fire Departments, which is... Read More.

Athlete of the Week: Ty Romero, Elyria Christian Boys Basketball

Wednesday, August 13

Congratulations to Ad Astra Radio's Athlete of the Week, Ty Romero! The week - Romero wrapped up his high school career in style at the Class 1A Division 2 state tournament on March 12-15 in Colby. Romero helped Elyria to a third-place finish by averaging... Read More.