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Panthers Fall Against Butler

Wednesday, March 18

Chanute, KS- The Panthers drop a game at home against Butler. The final score was 8-4. The offense scored 2 runs in the bottom of the first thanks to a 2 RBI double from Luke Briley. The other 2 runs came in the... Read More.

Sterling Starts Spring Season at Kyle Blaser Invitational

Wednesday, March 18

OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. — Sterling College Golf opened up their spring season at the Kyle Blaser Invitational on Monday and Tuesday, March 16-17. Anders Hermansen let the Warriors, tying for 18th with a final score of +14, highlighting the team's performance at Gaillardia Country Club. The... Read More.

Cheer Finishes Fifth at KCAC Championships

Wednesday, March 18

YORK, Neb. – Sterling College Cheer finished fifth in the KCAC Cheer Championships on Saturday, March 14. The team scored in both prelims and finals with 0 deductions, scores of 76.47 and 78.93, respectively. "We went into the KCAC Championship weekend with high hopes on... Read More.

Evangel Pulls Away Late in Win Over Larks

Wednesday, March 18

OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. — The Hesston College baseball team fell 11–3 to Mid-America Christian University on Tuesday afternoon. The Larks struck first in the third inning. Noel Cesena worked a walk and advanced into scoring position before Manuel Aranguren drew a bases-loaded walk... Read More.

McPherson Wraps Up Season in USBC ITC Sectionals

Wednesday, March 18

Addison, Illinois – After finishing the regular season ranked 19th in the USBC Power Rankings, the Bulldogs earned a post-season opportunity for the second straight year. They would compete in the USBC ITC Sectionals against 79 other teams who had very successful regular seasons across the... Read More.

McPherson Stunned at Home 13-2 by Kansas Wesleyan

Wednesday, March 18

McPherson, Kan – On Tuesday, the Bulldogs took on the Kansas Wesleyan University Coyotes for their second meeting of the season. In their previous meeting in Salina, the Coyotes got the better of the visitors with a 13-7 victory. Coming into this matchup, McPherson had... Read More.

Humboldt Basketball Athletes Earn All-League Honors

Wednesday, March 18

HUMBOLDT, Kan. - Five Humboldt High School Basketball athletes were named by the Tri-Valley League as All-League honorees following the 2025-26 season. The boys team had three honorees. Senior Hayden Kelley earned Second Team honorees. Senior Mason Sterling and sophomore Connor Newman were named Honorable Mentions. Two... Read More.

Shockers Grind Out First Round Win over Wyoming, Advance to NIT Second Round

Wednesday, March 18

WICHITA, Kan. - It wasn't pretty, but No. 3 seed Wichita State marches on to the NIT second round following a first round win over Wyoming, 74-70, Tuesday night in Charles Koch Arena. BOX SCORE Wichita State (23-11) recorded its first postseason win since 2019 when... Read More.

Farm Incident in Southeast Allen County Claims Life of Two-Year-Old

Wednesday, March 18

A two-year-old girl has died of injuries sustained in a Monday evening farm incident in southeast Allen County. According to the Allen County Sheriff's Office, the Allen County Communications Center received a 911 call from the child's mother who reported the child had been ran... Read More.

Athlete of the Week: Arika Feldman, Little River Girls Basketball

Wednesday, March 18

LITTLE RIVER, Kan. — Ad Astra Radio is proud to announce Little River High School senior Arika Feldman as this week’s Athlete of the Week, presented by Hutchinson Community College. The week - Feldman finished strong in leading Little River to the Class 1A Division... Read More.

Kansas Profile – Now That’s Rural: Rory and Remington Clements, Clements Welding

Wednesday, March 18

Mar. 18, 2026 (extension.k-state.edu) — Have you ever tried to stretch a truck? That would take a lot of muscles. In fact, the only real way to stretch or extend a truck chassis is to cut it and weld additional sections into place to... Read More.

Healthy Farmers Start with a Checkup: Why Annual Exams Matter

Wednesday, March 18

K-State aging specialist Erin Martinez says routine checkups can help producers detect health concerns early MANHATTAN, Kan. (extension.k-state.edu) — From early mornings feeding livestock to long days in the field, farmers and ranchers spend much of their time caring for crops, animals and equipment. But... Read More.