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K-58 Mill, Overlay Project Wraps up in Coffey, Anderson Counties

Mill and overlay project on K-58 in Anderson and Coffey counties has been completed, according to the Kansas Department of Transportation. The nearly 15-mile project started at the west city limits of LeRoy in Coffey County and continued east to U.S. 169. The project started... Read More.

Anderson County Launches Everbridge Emergency Alert System

GARNETT, Kan. — Anderson County is set to launch Everbridge as its official mass notification and emergency alert system on August 14, 2026. The new platform will serve as the county's primary tool for delivering critical emergency communications to residents, businesses, and visitors throughout Anderson County,... Read More.

Volunteers Needed to Help Build New Playground in Toronto

The Toronto Booster Club is seeking volunteers to assemble news playground equipment at the school yard in Toronto. Construction will begin at 8 a.m. on Saturday, August 15. A dream that has been in the works for many years, the playground project has been made possible... Read More.

Nominations for Thrive’s 19th Annual Award Celebration are Open

Nominations are open for Thrive’s 19th Annual Award Celebration, including the Awards for Excellence in Education, Recreation, Health & Wellness, and Economic Development. These awards recognize the people and groups who are making a difference across Allen County through service, leadership, collaboration, and commitment to our communities. Thrive is... Read More.

Repairs to Humboldt Downtown Water Tower Near Completion

Crews are finishing up repairs to Humboldt's iconic downtown water tower. Workers with Maguire, out of Sioux Falls, sandblasted and refinished the inside, added a new overflow pipe, and replaced the exterior ladder. They're also painting the exterior. It's part of a larger citywide project... Read More.

Wildfire Smoke Brings Moderate Air Quality to the Region

Wildfire smoke from the Pacific Northwest will continue to fill the skies over the next few days. This will continue to bring colorful sunrises and sunsets across the region, but it could also lower air quality. Our air quality has dropped to a moderate... Read More.