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Central Christian Elementary School Principal Judy Parsons to Retire

HUTCHINSON, Kan.  — Central Christian School (CCS) announces the upcoming retirement of Mrs. Judy Parsons, elementary school principal, who will conclude her faithful service at the end of the 2025–2026 academic year. After more than a decade of dedicated leadership, Mrs. Parsons leaves behind... Read More.

USD 310 Fairfield Closes Due to Spike in Illness

LANGDON, Kan. – Superintendent Richard Spencer of USD 310, Fairfield, has announced that school will be closed on Thursday, January 15th, and Friday, January 16th, due to a significant rise in student and staff illness. In a message to the community, Spencer stated the decision was... Read More.

Governor Kelly Unveils Fiscal Year 2027 Budget

TOPEKA – Governor Laura Kelly announced on Wednesday her annual budget, which provides a path back to structural balance and continues to fully fund Kansas public schools. The budget also includes investments in Kansas’ water needs, early childhood, health care, public safety, and more.... Read More.

Moundridge Community Groups Launch Maddie Kaufman Playground Fund

MOUNDRIDGE, Kan. — The Moundridge Lions Club, along with partnering groups and community members, has launched a fundraising campaign for a new playground in memory of Maddie Kaufman, an eight-year-old girl who passed away Nov. 21 after a 13.5-month battle with Diffuse Intrinsic Pontine... Read More.

Terry and Dee Bisbee Commit Gift to Support HutchCC Students and Programs

HUTCHINSON, Kan. - The Hutchinson Community College Endowment Association is honored to announce a $100,000 gift from longtime supporters Terry and Dee Bisbee, creating a new scholarship opportunity for students and providing critical support for key college programs. Through their generosity, the Bisbees have endowed... Read More.

Kansas Fish Consumption Advisories for 2026

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.