Page 93 – Ad Astra Radio | Your Hometown Radio Stations & Local News Source

Red Devils Shooting Sports Claim Podium Finish at Tri-State Winter Classic

Thursday, February 26

Allen Community College Shotgun Sports Team traveled to Lonoke, Arkansas this past weekend to compete in the Tri-State Winter Classic. The weekend included a 300-clay event which included American skeet, sporting clays, and singles trap. Allen started the weekend off with singles trap, posting... Read More.

No. 8 Barton women’s golf returns to action with steady showing at Thunderbird Invitational

Thursday, February 26

The No. 8 ranked Barton Community College women's golf team opened its spring season on Monday, competing in the two-day Thunderbird Invitational held at Rockwind Community Links in Hobbs, New Mexico. Hosted by No. 5 New Mexico Junior College, the Cougars placed 7th in a... Read More.

No. 17 Cougars claim ninth straight, grab conference driver’s seat with 96-80 victory over Seward County

Thursday, February 26

The No. 17 Barton men's basketball team continued its late-season surge Wednesday night inside Fleske Fieldhouse, defeating Seward County 96-80 for its ninth straight victory in its regular season home finale. Coupled with Butler's loss at Dodge City, the win moves the Cougars into sole... Read More.

Barton women surge late to knock off Seward County 66-58

Thursday, February 26

The Barton Community College women's basketball team weathered an early storm and a second-quarter surge before delivering the final punch Wednesday evening in Fleske Fieldhouse, rallying for a 66-58 victory over Seward County Community College. Seward County leaned heavily on Avery Marchino early, as the... Read More.

Sterling battles against Friends, unable to overcome free throw deficit

Thursday, February 26

WICHITA, Kan. — No 6 seed Sterling College fell to No. 3 seed Friends University, 75-68, in a closely contested matchup in the quarterfinal round of the KCAC Tournament on Wednesday, Feb. 25. Sterling's defense recorded 11 steals to keep the game competitive, but... Read More.

Lady Bluejays stun Bethel, Advance to KCAC Women’s Basketball Semifinals

Thursday, February 26

NORTH NEWTON, Kan. – Wednesday evening marked the opening of the KCAC Women's Basketball Tournament, as Tabor took on No. 2 seeded Bethel in the third meeting of the season between the two rivals. Anticipation was high going into the contest, and it certainly lived... Read More.

Tiger Men’s Wrestling Competes in SAC/AMC Championship

Thursday, February 26

Fort Worth, Texas - The Central Christian College of Kansas Men's Wrestling team competed in the SAC/AMC Conference Championship last weekend. Six Tiger wrestlers competed with three of them placing in the top 6 in their respective weight classes. Aidan Lewis placed 6th in the 285lb... Read More.

Bethany Men’s and Women’s Tennis Mirror results, split with Tigers

Thursday, February 26

Crete, Neb. - On Wednesday, February 25, the Swedes travelled to play a chilly set of duals at Doane University. The Swedes started the day off with opposite results in doubles, which trickled down through the rest of the day. On the Men's side, the... Read More.

Swede Women Battle Back but fall short 73-67

Thursday, February 26

Leavenworth, Kan. – The Bethany College Women's Basketball team took the road to Leavenworth, Kan. to take on the University of Saint Mary Spires in the first round of the KCAC Women's Basketball Championships. After a slow start that saw Bethany score just eight points... Read More.

Women’s Bowling Finishes KCAC Tournament in Semifinal

Thursday, February 26

Topeka, Kan – McPherson College Women's Bowling competed in the KCAC Championships at the Gage Bowl over the weekend to round out their NAIA portion of the 2025-2026 schedule. Following a 16th-place performance at the Hoosier Classic in Indianapolis, the Bulldogs went into the single-day... Read More.

USDA Launches ‘One Farmer, One File’ Initiative to Better Support Farmers

Thursday, February 26

SAN ANTONIO, Tex. (February 26, 2026) — Today at the Commodity Classic Convention in San Antonio, Texas, U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Brooke L. Rollins announced the “One Farmer, One File” modernization, another action putting Farmers First with sweeping technological improvements at the U.S. Department... Read More.

Legacy in the Field: Musil Family Gift Advances Kansas Wheat Research

Thursday, February 26

The steady rhythm of wheat harvest defined much of Lee Musil’s life. Now, that lifelong commitment to agriculture will continue strengthening Kansas wheat research for generations to come. Long-time supporters of wheat research, Lee and Carolyn Musil have made the first legacy gift realized by... Read More.

Red Devils Shooting Sports Claim Podium Finish at Tri-State Winter Classic

Red Devils Shooting Sports Claim Podium Finish at Tri-State Winter Classic

No. 8 Barton women’s golf returns to action with steady showing at Thunderbird Invitational

No. 17 Cougars claim ninth straight, grab conference driver’s seat with 96-80 victory over Seward County

Barton women surge late to knock off Seward County 66-58

Sterling battles against Friends, unable to overcome free throw deficit

Lady Bluejays stun Bethel, Advance to KCAC Women’s Basketball Semifinals

Tiger Men’s Wrestling Competes in SAC/AMC Championship

Bethany Men’s and Women’s Tennis Mirror results, split with Tigers

Swede Women Battle Back but fall short 73-67

Women’s Bowling Finishes KCAC Tournament in Semifinal

USDA Launches ‘One Farmer, One File’ Initiative to Better Support Farmers

Legacy in the Field: Musil Family Gift Advances Kansas Wheat Research

CURRENT WEATHER

CURRENT CONTESTS

Free Donut Friday

Salt City Racing

UPCOMING EVENTS

Dillon Lecture Series: Taryn Southern, Award-Winning Storyteller, Artist, & Creative Technologist

Community Food Truck Lunch

Destination Marketing Summit with John Schallert

Hwy 56 Sales Scramble (Garage Sale) – Apr. 23-26