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Small Batches, Big Ambitions: The Kansas Community Food Systems Team Strengthens the State’s Next Generation of Food Entrepreneurs

Friday, February 27

MANHATTAN, Kan. (k-state.edu) — Rebecca Popp's bakery began with a neighbor, local grain and a recipe worth sharing. But it didn't take long before her sourdough drew a steady line of customers — and bigger questions about how to keep growing. Like many other... Read More.

City of Hutchinson Public Alert: Impersonation Email Scam

Friday, February 27

HUTCHINSON, Kan. – [February 27, 2026]- The City of Hutchinson is notifying residents and contractors of a recent scam attempt involving an individual impersonating Community Development Director Matt Williams. The fraudulent message requested payment of an invoice via wire transfer. The City wants to make... Read More.

Food Bank of Reno County and Dillons Partner for Community Food Drive on March 13

Friday, February 27

RENO COUNTY, Kan. — The Food Bank of Reno County and Dillons are partnering to host a community food drive on Friday, March 13, inviting residents to help stock shelves and support local families facing food insecurity. The food drive benefitting the Food Bank of... Read More.

Reno County Clarifies Health Department Grant Discussion

Thursday, February 26

RENO COUNTY, Kan. - Reno County officials would like to address misinformation circulating on social media regarding the Reno County Health Department. The Reno County Commission has not voted to close the Health Department or reduce its funding. At the Feb. 25th commission meeting, the Commission removed two... Read More.

Cosmosphere Updates Artemis II Launch Watch Party Following Additional NASA Delay

Thursday, February 26

HUTCHINSON, Kan. — The Cosmosphere is providing another important update regarding its Artemis II Launch Watch Party after NASA announced a further delay to the Artemis II mission due to a helium flow issue identified during ongoing testing. As a result, the mission will... Read More.

Newton City Commission Approves Land Sale for GAF Supplier, Sets Fireworks Dates.

Wednesday, February 25

NEWTON, Kan. — Newton City Commissions at their Tuesday meeting approved the sale of about 20 acres of land in the Kansas Logistics Park to APAC-Kansas for $241,000. The site, west of Hillside between SW 9th and SW 12th Streets will be used for... Read More.

Singing Saints of Saint Paul Lutheran High School to Perform in Hutchinson Monday, March 2nd

Wednesday, February 25

CONCORDIA, Mo. — The Singing Saints of Saint Paul Lutheran High School, of Concordia, Missouri, will be performing a concert on Monday, March 2, 2026 at 7:00pm at Our Redeemer Lutheran Church, at 407 E 12th Ave, Hutchinson, KS 67501. The choir is on... Read More.

Six Kansas Couples Named Master Farm Families

Wednesday, February 25

Families will be honored during banquet in Manhattan on March 13 MANHATTAN, Kan. — Six couples will be honored on March 13 as the 2026 class of Kansas Master Farm Families in recognition of their leadership in agriculture, environmental stewardship and service to their communities. The... Read More.

Two Senators Call for Data Center Moratorium

Tuesday, February 24

Two south central Kansas Senators have called on counties in their districts to impose moratoriums on data center projects. Senate Majority Leader Chase Blasi of Andale earlier this week called on Sedgwick County to impose a three year moratorium on such facilities. Senator Blasi, whose... Read More.

KDHE Announces First Rural Health Transformation Program Grant Opportunities for Kansas Providers

Tuesday, February 24

The Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE) posted Request for Applications (RFA) for its first two grant opportunities under the Rural Health Transformation Program (RHTP) in Kansas. The application period for the Regional Partnership (RPGP) and the Rural Emergency Hospital (REH) Conversion/Transformative Capital... Read More.

Governor Kelly Signs Executive Order to Allow Relief from Transportation Restrictions for Wildfire Response Efforts

Tuesday, February 24

TOPEKA, Kan. — Governor Laura Kelly has signed Executive Order 26-01 to waive certain requirements for commercial motor vehicle carriers and drivers that are assisting in providing relief from the wildfires impacting parts of Kansas. “As Kansas communities grapple with the impacts of these damaging... Read More.

Senator Marshall Talks About Wildfire Response, Community

Tuesday, February 24

During US Senator Roger Marshall's “Four Corners” tour of 50 Kansas counties last week, he witnessed firsthand the response to wildfires which started on Feb. 17, that burned thousands of acres, mostly in southwest Kansas. Last Tuesday was the day the tour was scheduled to... Read More.

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Small Batches, Big Ambitions: The Kansas Community Food Systems Team Strengthens the State’s Next Generation of Food Entrepreneurs

City of Hutchinson Public Alert: Impersonation Email Scam

Food Bank of Reno County and Dillons Partner for Community Food Drive on March 13

Reno County Clarifies Health Department Grant Discussion

Cosmosphere Updates Artemis II Launch Watch Party Following Additional NASA Delay

Newton City Commission Approves Land Sale for GAF Supplier, Sets Fireworks Dates.

Singing Saints of Saint Paul Lutheran High School to Perform in Hutchinson Monday, March 2nd

Six Kansas Couples Named Master Farm Families

Two Senators Call for Data Center Moratorium

KDHE Announces First Rural Health Transformation Program Grant Opportunities for Kansas Providers

Governor Kelly Signs Executive Order to Allow Relief from Transportation Restrictions for Wildfire Response Efforts

Senator Marshall Talks About Wildfire Response, Community

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