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Walden Secures First Double-Double, Swede Women win Fifth in a row

Thursday, January 29

York, Neb. – The Bethany College Swedes Women's Basketball team took the road to York, Neb. to face the York University Panthers for their second game of three this week. The first quarter showcased the ability of both teams to score the ball as it... Read More.

Road Test Provides Growth for Swede Men

Thursday, January 29

The Bethany College Swedes competed on the road Wednesday night, falling 93–70 at York but turning in several strong individual performances as conference play continued. Bethany stayed within striking distance early, trailing by just three at halftime, before facing a strong second-half push. Keddric... Read More.

A New Chapter for McPherson Cheer & Dance Begins Friday

Thursday, January 29

McPherson, Kan. – A new chapter begins for McPherson College Competitive Cheer & Dance in 2026, with Toni Snyder stepping in to lead the program. Snyder returns to his alma mater following a successful two-year stint at William Woods University, where he guided the owls to... Read More.

Bulldogs Drop Final Game of Florida Trip to #24 Keiser

Thursday, January 29

West Palm Beach, Florida – Rounding out their trip to the Sunshine State, the Bulldogs took on Keiser University for their fourth matchup of the season. McPherson was coming off a series loss to St. Thomas over the weekend and looked for their first victory... Read More.

Meeting in Partnership with Osage Garden and Produce to Learn about Best Practices for Starting Seeds Indoors

Thursday, January 29

OSAGE CITY, Kan. — On February 18th, 2026, the Frontier Extension District and Osage Garden and Produce will host a meeting to discuss how to start seeds indoors for your garden. The meeting will begin at 6:00 p.m. at Osage Garden and Produce, located at 1048... Read More.

City of Newton Reduces Fireworks Sale Dates

Thursday, January 29

NEWTON, Kan. — Newton City Commissioners have reversed an earlier decision and shortened the dates for sale of fireworks. At their meeting Tuesday, commissioners agreed to set the fireworks sales July 1-4 rather than starting June 27, as it was in 2025 and was originally... Read More.

Fatal Crash on I 135 Wednesday Afternoon Near McPherson

Thursday, January 29

A Park City woman was killed in a two vehicle crash Wednesday afternoon on I-135 southeast of McPherson. The Kansas Highway Patrol said Angel Nichols was southbound on 135 about a mile southeast of the Comanche Road on-ramp at 2:15 PM when her vehicle rear-ended... Read More.

Kansas Healthy Food Initiative Launches 2026 Grant Program

Thursday, January 29

Now in its’ second year, program awarded $262K in 2025 MANHATTAN, Kan. — The Kansas Healthy Food Initiative has opened applications for a grant program that awarded more than one quarter of a million dollars last year to support local and regional food systems throughout... Read More.

K-State Study: Strong Consumer Demand Drives Beef Prices Despite Tighter Cattle Supplies

Thursday, January 29

Agricultural economist says consumers' value of beef shapes prices and profitability MANHATTAN, Kan. — Consumer’s demand for beef — not just shrinking cattle numbers — is playing a central role in shaping prices and profitability across the U.S. beef supply chain, according to research from... Read More.

Area Wrestlers Ranked in Latest KWCA Poll

Wednesday, January 28

Several area wrestlers are ranked in the Kansas Wrestling Coaches Association rankings released on Tuesday. • Nickerson senior Elizabeth Dick is ranked fourth in the Girls All-Class division in 235 pounds and first in Class 4A. • Sterling sophomore Jacyn Boeken is ranked second at 115... Read More.

Buhler Bowlers Earn Wins Over Andover Central in Varsity Girls and JV Boys Matches

Wednesday, January 28

The Biuhler High School varsity boys bowling team dropped a match to Andover Central Tuesday at The Alley in Hutchinson. The Crusader varsity girls and the junior varsity boys won their matches. The JV girls competed by themselves. The next competition for the Buhler bowlers is... Read More.

Haven Wrestlers Compete at Cheney Scramble

Wednesday, January 28

The Haven High School boys and girls wrestling teams competed in the Cheney Scramble on Tuesday. For the boys, Tanner Loughrie captured first place in the 132-pound C division, Brigham King was first in the 144 B division and Sadler DeFrain was first at 190... Read More.

Walden Secures First Double-Double, Swede Women win Fifth in a row

Walden Secures First Double-Double, Swede Women win Fifth in a row

Road Test Provides Growth for Swede Men

A New Chapter for McPherson Cheer & Dance Begins Friday

Bulldogs Drop Final Game of Florida Trip to #24 Keiser

Meeting in Partnership with Osage Garden and Produce to Learn about Best Practices for Starting Seeds Indoors

City of Newton Reduces Fireworks Sale Dates

Fatal Crash on I 135 Wednesday Afternoon Near McPherson

Kansas Healthy Food Initiative Launches 2026 Grant Program

K-State Study: Strong Consumer Demand Drives Beef Prices Despite Tighter Cattle Supplies

Area Wrestlers Ranked in Latest KWCA Poll

Buhler Bowlers Earn Wins Over Andover Central in Varsity Girls and JV Boys Matches

Haven Wrestlers Compete at Cheney Scramble

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