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New app designed for speciality crop growers helps lower sustainable ag barriers

Saturday, October 12

A Purdue University ag economist says the HortCalculator, a first of its kind research tool, helps growers identify alternative crop protection strategies. Ariana Torres tells Brownfield… “How much more money are you going to have to spend, but also how much more money are... Read More.

Iola Chamber Google App Down

Tuesday, September 17

IOLA, Kan. — The Iola Area Chamber of Commerce would like to inform the public that their email is currently down as well as their Google access , which has been down since Friday evening.If you need to get in... Read More.

Discover Great Bend’s Rich History and Vibrant Art Scene with the New Great Bend Alive Tours App

Wednesday, September 4

By Great Bend Economic Development, Inc. GREAT BEND, Kan. — Explore the heart of Great Bend like never before with the newly launched Great Bend Alive Tours app! Now available on the Google Play Store, Apple Store, and online,... Read More.

Kansas State Fair Introduces New App to Enhance Fair Experience

Tuesday, August 20

By Brenna Eller HUTCHINSON, Kan. — Spend less time planning and more time enjoying the Fair this year with the new Kansas State Fair app!Everything you need is right at your fingertips, from ticket purchases, information, maps around the... Read More.

Ad Astra Radio App Great Summer Giveaway

Friday, July 12

📲 Download the updated Ad Astra Radio App at the links below and complete the registration form on the App home page!You’ll be entered to win Royals tickets, State Fair... Read More.

New Update for Ad Astra Radio App, Current App to Stop Working July 5th

Tuesday, July 2

By Brenna Eller Ad Astra Radio has a brand-new app as of today, and it is available for both IOS and Android users.We suggest that you get the new update soon because the current app will stop... Read More.

KU Researchers Develop App to Treat Eating Disorders

Monday, May 8

LAWRENCE, Kan. (KNS) - Researchers at the University of Kansas have created a smartphone app that can help treat eating disorders. The app uses existing eating disorder resources, but gives participants more control over when to access those materials. It also includes virtual check-ins... Read More.