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Do Not Drink Order Rescinded and Drinking Water Advisory Issued for Sundowner West Mobile Home Park
By Kansas Department of Health and Environment
SALINE COUNTY, Kan. — The Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE) has rescinded Do Not Drink Order for the Sundowner West Mobile Home Park public water supply system located in Saline County. The Order took effect on... Read More.
Two Month Investigation Leads to Two-Person Arrest on Fentanyl Distribution Charges
By Lucky Kidd
RENO COUNTY, Kan. — A two-month investigation by the Reno County Drug Enforcement Unit and Hutchinson Police Special Operations unit has led to the arrest of two persons on fentanyl distribution charges.
On Wednesday a traffic stop was made on a vehicle occupied... Read More.
Do Not Drink Advisory Issued for Sundowner West Mobile Home Park, Saline County
By the Kansas Department of Health and Environment
SALINE COUNTY, Kan. — The Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE) has issued a Do Not Drink Advisory for the Sundowner West Mobile Home Park public water supply system located in Saline County. This advisory replaces... Read More.
Former State Representative and Senator Bert Chaney Dies at 96, Leaving Legacy on Hutchinson and Kansas
By Lucky Kidd
HUTCHINSON, Kan. — Former State Representative and State Senator Bert Chaney of Hutchinson died Wednesday at the age of 96, leaving his mark and legacy on Hutchinson, and on Kansas.
Born and raised in the Coffeyville area, Chaney served three years in the... Read More.
Bethany College Welcomes Hayley Samford as Director of Alumni Development & Engagement
By Bethany College
LINDSBORG, Kan. — Bethany College is pleased to announce the appointment of Hayley Samford as the new Director of Alumni Development & Engagement. In this role, Samford will lead efforts to strengthen connections with Bethany College alumni and foster a vibrant and... Read More.
Celebrate Salt and Art with Rice County Community Foundation
By the Rice County Community Foundation
LYONS, Kan. — The Rice County Community Foundation is thrilled to announce the completion of the Salt & Art project, a vibrant celebration of our town's rich history and collaborative spirit. This incredible endeavor was made possible thanks to... Read More.
Save ‘N Share to Open Last Tuesdays of the Month 5 to 8 PM for Your Shopping Convenience
By Brenna Eller
McPHERSON, Kan. — Starting on April 30, Save and Share, 209 S Main, McPherson will be open the last Tuesday of the month from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. for your shopping convenience.
Prices for children's clothes are usually $1, and adult clothes... Read More.
Let’s Talk About Ukraine: A Perspective of the Ukraine/Russian Conflict in Light of Historical Backround
By Brenna Eller
McPHERSON, Kan. — On Sunday, April 21, Professor Matthew D. Cotton will be speaking on contemporary Ukraine at First Mennonite Church, 1161 E Avenue A, McPherson.
Professor Cotton received a master's degree from the University of Kansas in Russian, Eastern European, and Eurasian... Read More.
Scott in the Spot : An Ad Astra Radio Employee Spotlight
By Brenna Eller
Whether you’re tuning in for his sports beats or listening to find out how your local team is doing, Scott Miller is the man you’re bound to hear.
This summer will be Miller's seventh year with Ad Astra Radio as the Hutchinson Sports... Read More.
Kansas State Board of Education Recognizes Career and Technical Education Scholars
By the Kansas State Department of Education
TOPEKA, Kan. — The Kansas State Department of Education (KSDE) announced this week that 92 Kansas high school seniors have earned the recognition as 2024 Kansas Career and Technical Education (CTE) Scholars.
The announcement was made during the Kansas... Read More.
McPherson County Community Foundation to Release $418,000 In April
By the McPherson County Community Foundation
McPHERSON COUNTY, Kan. — The McPherson County Community Foundation (MCCF) has announced their grant recipients for Apr. This cycle the Foundation released over $418,000 to organizations across the county. These distributions came from four different community funds, including the... Read More.
