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Kansas Court of Appeals Upholds Denial of New Trial for James Edwin Speer

Sunday, September 27

LARNED, Kan. – In an unpublished opinion released Friday morning, the Kansas Court of Appeals found that Pawnee County District Judge Bruce Gatterman properly denied a motion for new trial filed by James Edwin Speer, 34 formerly of Scott City and Larned, related to... Read More.

105 Kansas Counties, One Big Opportunity: Baker University Launches Statewide Scholarship Program

Tuesday, September 22

New Baker 105 initiative will seek talented students across Kansas, offering at least one qualified student from every county a full-tuition scholarship BALDWIN CITY, Kan. (Sept. 22, 2026) – Baker University, a premier private university rooted in liberal arts education and academic excellence, is launching... Read More.

The Leader’s Lunchroom: October Session

Tuesday, September 22

GREAT BEND, Kan. — The Great Bend Chamber of Commerce, in partnership with Move Your Mountain Coaching and Consultation, invites community members to attend the October session of The Leader’s Lunchroom, a monthly leadership series designed to spark growth, connection, and courageous action. The October... Read More.

Oktoberfest Hays Announces 2026 Schedule and Events

Monday, September 21

Live chainsaw sculpture auction added to events; Proceeds to benefit Volga German Centennial Association and Pete Felten Legacy Foundation HAYS, Kan. — The Volga German Centennial Association has announced the official schedule and lineup of events for Oktoberfest Hays 2026, scheduled for Oct. 2, and... Read More.

US Corn Production Forecast Drops on Yields

Sunday, September 20

The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Economic Research Service on Sept. 15 revised the 2026/27 corn production forecast down to 15.8 billion bushels, a 1% decrease from the previous month’s projection. Despite the reduction and a drop of 1.2 billion bushels from... Read More.

The “Sunflower Stretch”: Kansas Prepares for a 575-Mile Homecoming as the Coast-to-Coast American Discovery 250 Relay Crosses the Sunflower State

Thursday, September 17

Kansas Trails Inc. partners with the American Discovery Trail Society to carry a copy of the Declaration of Independence across the State Sept. 15–24, 2026, inviting hikers, cyclists, and communities to take part in America's 250th birthday celebration. OVERLAND PARK, Kan. — From the wind-carved... Read More.

Vehicle Recovered from Leawood Pond Linked to 2016 Missing Person Case

Wednesday, September 16

LEAWOOD, Kan. — A vehicle recovered from a Leawood retention pond over the weekend has been linked to the 2016 disappearance of Jay Flekier, according to the Leawood Police Department. Police said a volunteer dive team discovered the vehicle Saturday, Sept. 12, in a retention... Read More.

Larned Woman Sentenced to 60 Months; Sex Offender Charged with 32 Registration Violations

Wednesday, September 16

LARNED, Kan. - Christina D. Warren, 66 of Larned, appeared in the custody of the Pawnee County Sheriff Tuesday afternoon for felony sentencing before Pawnee County District Judge Bruce Gatterman. Warren was arrested on June 25, 2026, following the execution of a search warrant by... Read More.

MD’s Kitchen Brings Broad Selection of Mexican Favorites to Great Bend

Wednesday, September 16

GREAT BEND, Kan. — Local entrepreneur Martha Delgadillo is adding new flavor and variety to Great Bend’s dining scene through MD’s Kitchen, a Mexican restaurant serving an extensive selection of traditional favorites, house specialties, seafood and family-style options at 3106 10th St. MD’s Kitchen offers a... Read More.

The Trust Company Expands Its Reach with Great Bend Office

Tuesday, September 15

New branch brings comprehensive financial planning and trust services closer to clients across central and western Kansas GREAT BEND, Kan. - The Trust Company has expanded its regional presence with a permanent Great Bend office, bringing comprehensive financial planning, investment management, and trust and estate services... Read More.

Applications Open for Kansas Farm Bureau Ag Academy

Tuesday, September 15

Kansas Farm Bureau is accepting applications for its next Ag Academy class, an immersive program designed to give participants a firsthand look at agriculture across the state. The program is open to everyone, regardless of agricultural background or Kansas Farm Bureau membership, and applications... Read More.

Topeka Radio and TV stations: Wamego Football Player Dylan Higgins Killed in Crash

Monday, September 14

According to WIBW Radio and KSNT TV, both in Topeka, a teen has been identified as the fatality victim in a utility task vehicle crash over the weekend in Pottawatomie County. The fatality victim was identified as Dylan Higgins, 17, of Wamego. Higgins was a... Read More.