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After School Shutdown, Rural Kansas Community Tries to Divorce District

Friday, July 14

By Rachel Mipro, Kansas Reflector CLAFLIN, Kan. — Barton County residents will decide whether to break up with their school district and “start fresh” following heartbreak and anger over the closure of a rural community’s high school. The change could result in hundreds of students displaced... Read More.

Chris Klieman 2023 Big 12 Football Media Day

Friday, July 14

Chris Klieman Press Conference Quotes (Courtesy of ASAP Sports) Opening Statement… “Thank you, and appreciate everybody having here and coming out to AT&T Stadium. First thing I'd like to do is thank Commissioner Yormark for his vision, for his leadership. He's done an absolutely phenomenal job... Read More.

Early Bird Registration Open for Salty Dog and Salty Pup Triathlons

Friday, July 14

HUTCHINSON, Kan. - Mark your calendars for the ultimate triathlon experience of the summer — The Salty Dog & Salty Pup Triathlon presented by Hutchinson Regional Healthcare System takes place in Carey Park on Saturday, August 5th. Whether you're a seasoned triathlete or just... Read More.

Mastermind McPherson County Summit: July 27

Friday, July 14

MCPHERSON, Kan. – McPherson County Community Foundation (MCCF) has been out in the community, working to collect ideas, priorities and information about our communities. Starting in March they began a campaign to solicit opinions and priorities from McPherson County residents. Earlier this year many of... Read More.

Golden Belt Community Foundation Accepting Grant Applications for Next Cycle

Thursday, July 13

GREAT BEND, Kan. – Golden Belt Community Foundation invites proposals for its upcoming competitive grant cycle focused on the health and well-being of youth, funded through the Kansas Health Foundation Youth Endowment and the Children’s Endowment. These funds support the health and well-being of youth... Read More.

Tickets on Sale July 14th for Downtown Hutch Uncorked for TECH

Thursday, July 13

HUTCHINSON, Kan. – Get ready for Downtown Hutch Uncorked for TECH, happening Friday, August 18th in Downtown Hutchinson. Stroll through local businesses in Downtown Hutch and sample a variety of red and white wines from vineyards across the U.S. – all carefully paired with hor... Read More.

McPherson Street Construction Projects Nearing Completion

Thursday, July 13

MCPHERSON, Kan. – One of the two streets in McPherson currently closed for construction work should be re-opening by the end of this week. Public Works Director Jeff Woodard said Tuesday that upon completion of the edge wedge, Maxwell Street South of Avenue A... Read More.

Buhler, WSU Standout Taryn Torgerson Hired as Assistant Golf Coach for UTSA

Thursday, July 13

SAN ANTONIO, Tex. (GOUTSA.com) – UTSA head women's golf coach Summer Batiste on Wednesday announced that she has hired Taryn Torgerson as assistant coach. "I'm very excited to welcome Taryn Torgerson to Roadrunner Nation," Batiste said. "Taryn has an impressive playing resumé and years of experience leading... Read More.

Ensey named CKEC Director and Assistant Professor of Business at Tabor College

Thursday, July 13

HILLSBORO, Kan. (Tabor.edu) – Jeremy Ensey (fs’92) has been named director of the Central Kansas Entrepreneurship Center and an assistant professor of business administration at Tabor College. He currently serves as the chief executive officer of St. Luke Hospital and Living Center and co-owner of... Read More.

Kansas Nonprofits Receive More than $4M from Community Service Program Tax Credits

Thursday, July 13

TOPEKA, Kan. – Governor Laura Kelly announced Wednesday that $4.1 million in Community Service Program (CSP) Tax Credits has been awarded to 36 nonprofit organizations across the state to boost fundraising efforts focused on improving local access to quality child care, health care, education,... Read More.

Kansas Department of Education: Teacher Vacancies Remain High

Thursday, July 13

TOPEKA, Kan. (KNS) - New numbers from the Kansas Department of Education show the teacher shortage continues across the state. Public schools reported more than 1,600 vacant jobs in April - about the same number as last fall. Most openings are in special education... Read More.

Newton City Manager Submits Resignation

Thursday, July 13

NEWTON, Kan. – Newton City Manager Kelly McElroy has announced she will leave her position in October after seven years of service to the Newton community. McElroy has been city manager since January 2020. She joined the Newton staff in October 2016, first as community... Read More.

After School Shutdown, Rural Kansas Community Tries to Divorce District

After School Shutdown, Rural Kansas Community Tries to Divorce District

Chris Klieman 2023 Big 12 Football Media Day

Early Bird Registration Open for Salty Dog and Salty Pup Triathlons

Mastermind McPherson County Summit: July 27

Golden Belt Community Foundation Accepting Grant Applications for Next Cycle

Tickets on Sale July 14th for Downtown Hutch Uncorked for TECH

McPherson Street Construction Projects Nearing Completion

Buhler, WSU Standout Taryn Torgerson Hired as Assistant Golf Coach for UTSA

Ensey named CKEC Director and Assistant Professor of Business at Tabor College

Kansas Nonprofits Receive More than $4M from Community Service Program Tax Credits

Kansas Department of Education: Teacher Vacancies Remain High

Newton City Manager Submits Resignation

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