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Star Illinois Basketball Transfer Coleman Hawkins Commits to K-State Wildcats

Friday, June 14

The top remaining transfer in the college basketball transfer portal Coleman Hawkins has decided to play his final year of eligibility at Kansas State in the 2024-25 season. ????‍↕️ pic.twitter.com/0TaUXhOVrB — Coleman Hawkins (@colehawk23) June 14, 2024 The 6-foot-10 forward can add a post presence... Read More.

KU Football’s Bryant, Neal Recognized on Phil Steele Preseason All-America Teams

Friday, June 14

-- KANSAS ATHLETICS RELEASE -- LAWRENCE, Kan. (KUAthletics.com) – Kansas football was represented by eight individuals on the Phil Steele Preseason All-America and All-Big 12 Teams, highlighted by Cobee Bryant and Devin Neal earning preseason All-America honors. Bryant, a cornerback from Evergreen, Ala., was named Second... Read More.

Chase Buford Joins Kansas Men’s Basketball Staff

Friday, June 14

-- KANSAS ATHLETICS RELEASE -- LAWRENCE, Kan. (KUAthletics.com) – Kansas 2008 NCAA National Champion Chase Buford, 35, has joined the KU men’s basketball staff as an analyst, KU head coach Bill Self announced today. Buford played three seasons at Kansas from 2007-08 to 2009-10 and... Read More.

Inman Museum Begins New Mural on Grain Elevator to Celebration 150 years of Turkey Red Winter Wheat in Kansas

Friday, June 14

By Inman Museum INMAN, Kan. — The Inman Museum Association is excited to announce the commissioning of their new mural project on the iconic grain elevator east of Highway 61 when entering Inman. This significant project is part of a broader initiative to celebrate Kansas... Read More.

Salt City Pain Management’s Services To Join The Summit June 24

Friday, June 14

By Salt City Pain Management/the Summit Institute for Orthopedics, Spine, and Human Movement HUTCHINSON, Kan. (Jun. 13, 2024) — Starting June 24, Salt City Pain Management’s services will be integrated into The Summit Institute for Orthopedics, Spine, and Human Movement. Randy Roatch, CEO of The Summit,... Read More.

Blue-Green Algae Showing Up Early in Kansas Waterways

Friday, June 14

By Pat Melgares, K-State Research and Extension news service MANHATTAN, Kan. — Reports of harmful blue-green algae in Kansas waterways have been coming in unusually early this year, possibly a result of warmer late-spring weather and more rain events, according to a Kansas State... Read More.

Monarchs put up 21 runs, rout Rebels

Friday, June 14

By Brad Hallier A day after needing 12 innings to beat Newton, the Hutchinson Monarchs needed just seven to sweep the two-game series. Cooper Wesslund had five hits, including four doubles, and the Monarchs' bats went wild in a 21-4 win at Newton. The game ended... Read More.

MCCF Summer Scholarships Open June 15

Thursday, June 13

By the McPherson County Community Foundation McPHERSON, Kan. — The McPherson County Community Foundation (MCCF) summer scholarship process will open on Saturday, June 15. Three opportunities will be available, including one for adult learning. The process will close on Monday, July 15. These opportunities offer an... Read More.

Closing of Limb and Brush Drop Sites

Thursday, June 13

By the City of Hutchinson HUTCHINSON, Kan. — The limb and brush drop sites will be closing permanently effective Friday, June 14th. Residents are encouraged to utilize the Reno County Landfill for limb and brush disposal from this date onward. In just ten days, the Public... Read More.

KSHSAA Executive Board Approves Several Postseason Changes

Thursday, June 13

-- KSHSAA RELEASE -- TOPEKA, Kan. (KSHSAACovered.com) – Changes to postseason formats and championship sites for basketball, football, wrestling and track and field highlight actions approved at the June 12-13 KSHSAA Executive Board Meeting. The postseason formats are set by the KSHSAA Executive Board... Read More.

Extra Caution Needed on Kansas Roads During Harvest

Thursday, June 13

By Kansas Highway Patrol KANSAS — It’s a busy time for farmers in Kansas, with wheat harvest underway. The Kansas Highway Patrol would like to remind motorists to use more caution and patience when traveling around farm trucks, tractors, combines, and other implements. “With wheat... Read More.

McPherson College’s Art & Design Program Hosts World-Class Artist For Summer Workshop

Thursday, June 13

By McPherson College McPHERSON, Kan. — McPherson College will offer a unique opportunity to Kansas high school art instructors and top high school art students when it hosts Doug Casebeer to lead a three-day workshop this summer at the college. Casebeer is one of... Read More.

Star Illinois Basketball Transfer Coleman Hawkins Commits to K-State Wildcats

Star Illinois Basketball Transfer Coleman Hawkins Commits to K-State Wildcats

KU Football’s Bryant, Neal Recognized on Phil Steele Preseason All-America Teams

Chase Buford Joins Kansas Men’s Basketball Staff

Inman Museum Begins New Mural on Grain Elevator to Celebration 150 years of Turkey Red Winter Wheat in Kansas

Salt City Pain Management’s Services To Join The Summit June 24

Blue-Green Algae Showing Up Early in Kansas Waterways

Monarchs put up 21 runs, rout Rebels

MCCF Summer Scholarships Open June 15

Closing of Limb and Brush Drop Sites

KSHSAA Executive Board Approves Several Postseason Changes

Extra Caution Needed on Kansas Roads During Harvest

McPherson College’s Art & Design Program Hosts World-Class Artist For Summer Workshop

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