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Kansas Will Need More Health Care Workers as Population Ages

OVERLAND PARK, Kan. (KNS) — Older Kansans are going to need more health care services as their population continues to grow. One healthcare expert recently told state lawmakers that Kansas is not prepared. A third of people over 65 are expected to need long-term... Read More.

Moundridge City Administrator of Eight Years Stepping Down

Information provided by the City of Moundridge MOUNDRIDGE, Kan. —The City of Moundridge announced on Friday, Aug. 4, that the City Administrator, Murray McGee will be stepping down on Sept. 1. McGee has been City Administrator for a total of eight years. He served as... Read More.

First Responders’ Night Aug. 10

McPHERSON, Kan. — It's almost here! The McPherson Fire Department, McPherson Police Department and McPherson EMS are hosting their First Responders' Night on Aug. 10 this year. Again, there will be bounce houses, face painting, food, helicopters, and emergency vehicles on display. First responders... Read More.

August Proclaimed National Shooting Sports Month

By Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks SHAWNEE, Kan. – The National Shooting Sports Foundation has once again announced that August is National Shooting Sports Month, and celebrating the passion millions of Americans have for target shooting is Governor Laura Kelly and the Kansas Department... Read More.

Jake Gill Performing at Back to School Bash

Sponsored by Hopp's Sound and Sno Shack McPHERSON, Kan.  — Throughout the last four and half years, Jake Gill has raised awareness for non-profit organizations around the US and around the world. Gill is excited to be bringing his performance to the community and families... Read More.

Kansas EMS Association Announces 2023 KEMSA Award Winners

KANSAS — The Kansas EMS Association just announced the 2023 KEMSA Award Winners who will be attending the award banquet on Aug. 12., along with the Educator of the Year Zach Bieghler from Kingman EMS, who was previously shared about on July 28. 2023 KEMSA... Read More.

Kansas Population Predicted to Grow but Slowly

WICHITA, Kan. (KNS/KSNT) — The population of Kansas is forecast to grow more slowly in the next 50 years than previously predicted, according to a new report. A Wichita State economic research center predicted the population of Kansas will grow on average about 0.3%... Read More.