Rice County News

Kansas Cold Weather Rule Takes Effect November 1

Tuesday, October 28

TOPEKA, Kan. — The Cold Weather Rule, designed to help Kansans who are behind on their utility payments avoid disconnection during the winter months, will begin on Saturday, November 1 and remain in effect through March 31. While the Cold Weather Rule is in effect,... Read More.

K-State Ag Profitability Conferences Aim to Help Farmers Navigate Tough Economy

Tuesday, October 28

University plans nine events beginning in early December MANHATTAN, Kan. — With Kansas farmers facing rising financial pressures, Kansas State University is hosting a series of Agricultural Profitability Conferences across the state, beginning in December and continuing through early February. The conferences, Making ‘Cents’ of a... Read More.

Seeing the Unseen: K-State Finds use for Remote Sensing in Agriculture

Monday, October 27

MANHATTAN, Kan. — A camera in the sky might be one of the best tools for the soil beneath our feet. In fact, Kansas State University researcher Deepak Joshi believes remote sensing — using drones, satellites and ground sensors — can give farmers a clearer,... Read More.

Lyons City Council Moves Forward with Wastewater Treatment Plant Improvements

Tuesday, October 21

LYONS, Kan. — Improvements to the Wastewater Treatment Plant are moving forward following several actions by the Lyons City Council Monday night including acceptance of a bid and authorizing submission of a Community Development Block Grant Application A $650,000 CDBG grant is being sought to... Read More.

Asian Longhorned Tick Confirmed in Kansas for the First Time

Tuesday, October 21

K-State veterinarian urges awareness for state’s cattle producers MANHATTAN, Kan. — Kansas animal health officials have confirmed the state’s first case of the invasive Asian longhorned tick, found in early October on a dog in Franklin County. The discovery was made through a passive surveillance program... Read More.

Senator Marshall Announces Air Combat Command Decision to Make Kansas the New Home for Point Defense Battle Lab

Monday, October 20

WICHITA, Kan. – On Monday, U.S. Senator Roger Marshall, M.D. (R-Kansas) praised the decision by Air Combat Command (ACC) to have The Kansas Air National Guard’s 184th Wing, headquartered at McConnell Air Force Base in Wichita, join the newly established Point Defense Task Force and serve as an... Read More.

Understanding Forage Value of Kansas CRP Grasslands

Monday, October 20

K-State research shows seasonal variation in nutrient quality, guiding producers toward smarter grazing decisions MANHATTAN, Kan. — Kansas State University extension experts are calling attention to important factors producers should consider when using Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) lands for cattle forage. In a recent Agriculture... Read More.

Lucky by Name, Legendary by Voice

Friday, October 17

McPherson native Lucky Kidd celebrates 35 years of broadcasting and his first KAB Award of Excellence. For decades, locals have heard the familiar catch phrase: I'm Lucky Kiiidd. He's the man behind countless newscasts, weather updates, and sports broadcasts. On Oct. 6, 2025, Lucky earned his first... Read More.

K-State Swine Day scheduled for Nov. 20

Friday, October 17

Annual event highlights research updates from university’s swine nutrition team MANHATTAN, Kan. — Kansas State University swine specialists will present updates on recent research trials, highlighting the university’s annual Swine Day Nov. 20 in Manhattan. Organizers said this year’s agenda also features a presentation from K-State... Read More.

Picking and Preserving the Perfect Pumpkin

Thursday, October 16

K-State horticulture expert shares tips for extending the life of carved pumpkins MANHATTAN, Kan. — Pumpkins are a popular fall decoration this time of year, not to mention the joy of jack-o-lanterns, a Halloween favorite. Kansas State University horticulture expert Cynthia Domenghini suggests harvesting or purchasing... Read More.

K-State Researchers Aim to Reduce Gluten Allergenicity in Wheat

Wednesday, October 15

Technology could lead to celiac-safe wheat without sacrificing bread quality MANHATTAN, Kan. — Kansas State University researchers and the state’s farmers are putting their collective support behind a project to reduce the allergenicity of gluten in wheat, while maintaining the grain’s ability for bread and... Read More.

Lyons City Council Approves New Public Works Building Purchase, Councilman Resigns

Wednesday, October 15

LYONS, Kan. — There's a vacancy on the Lyons City Council. Mayor Alicia Hommon announced at a special meeting of the Council Tuesday night Ward 3 Councilman John Mehl has resigned, effective immediately, as he has purchased a home just outside the city limits.... Read More.

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Kansas Cold Weather Rule Takes Effect November 1

K-State Ag Profitability Conferences Aim to Help Farmers Navigate Tough Economy

Seeing the Unseen: K-State Finds use for Remote Sensing in Agriculture

Lyons City Council Moves Forward with Wastewater Treatment Plant Improvements

Asian Longhorned Tick Confirmed in Kansas for the First Time

Senator Marshall Announces Air Combat Command Decision to Make Kansas the New Home for Point Defense Battle Lab

Understanding Forage Value of Kansas CRP Grasslands

Lucky by Name, Legendary by Voice

K-State Swine Day scheduled for Nov. 20

Picking and Preserving the Perfect Pumpkin

K-State Researchers Aim to Reduce Gluten Allergenicity in Wheat

Lyons City Council Approves New Public Works Building Purchase, Councilman Resigns

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