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Tabor Men’s Golf Competes at Crestview Spring Invitational

Saturday, March 14

WICHITA, Kan. – Tabor College Men's Golf opened up their spring season this week at the Crestview Spring Invitational, hosted by Friends University. Caden Joseph and Cayetano Morales led the way, with Joseph finishing 28th overall and shooting 234 (18 over) on the week,... Read More.

Swedes show strong Performance in Spring Opener

Wednesday, March 11

Wichita, Ks. The Bethany College Men's Golf team took down the road to Wichita, Ks. to partake in the Crestview Spring Invitational hosted by Friends University. As a team, the Swedes placed 3rd. The Swedes would have a good start to the tournament on Monday... Read More.

Kansas Wetlands Education Center to H ost spring Bird Migration Tours

Wednesday, March 11

HAYS, Kan. (March 6, 2026) — Cheyenne Bottoms, located on the Central Flyway, a bird migration route that connects Canada to South America, is an ideal place to witness the spring migration of many bird species. Seventy percent of all the different shorebird species... Read More.

Walk Kansas Adds Spring Webinars to Expand Wellness Focus

Monday, March 9

Statewide program continues emphasis on education MANHATTAN, Kan. (extension.k-state.edu) — The popular Walk Kansas program is adding four spring webinars to give participants a deeper dive into wellness topics ranging from physical activity at work to gut health and kindness on the job. Sharolyn... Read More.

Spring Break Activities at FHSU Kansas Wetlands Education Center

Wednesday, March 4

HAYS, Kan. — Fort Hays State University’s Kansas Wetlands Education Center (KWEC) will host a variety of free daily hands-on activities each afternoon of Spring Break, March 16-20, providing a chance for people to get out and explore the diversity of the wetlands. A different... Read More.

In the Garden: Make a Plan for Preserving Foods before You Plant this Spring

Wednesday, March 4

K-State food scientist shares resources to estimate garden yields MANHATTAN, Kan. (k-state.edu) — There are numerous options for gardeners to consider when planting fruits and vegetables in their spring gardens. But Kansas State University food scientist Karen Blakeslee suggests making a plan prior to planting... Read More.

Tabor Women’s Tennis Falls to Hastings in Spring Opener

Friday, February 20

LEXINGTON, Neb. – Tabor College Women's Tennis opened up their 2026 spring season on the road as they made the trip up to Nebraska to take on non-conference foe Hastings. SCORE Tabor: 1 – Hastings: 6 MATCH NOTES The Bluejays open the 2026 season with an 0-1... Read More.

Tabor men’s Tennis opens spring season with road win over Hastings

Friday, February 20

LEXINGTON, Neb. – Tabor College Men's Tennis opened up their spring season on the road as they traveled up to Nebraska to take on non-conference foe Hastings. SCORE Tabor: 4 – Hastings: 3 MATCH NOTES With the win, the Bluejays open the spring 1-0 Wednesday's match marks... Read More.

Despite Winter’s Chill, Gardeners Can Still Prep for Spring

Thursday, December 4

Storing potatoes, testing old seed make December’s to-do list MANHATTAN, Kan. — Gardeners who may be getting antsy for spring can still find plenty to do during winter’s colder months, says Kansas State University horticulture expert Cynthia Domenghini. For starters, she says, it’s a good time... Read More.

Southern Coffey County High School Expands Student Opportunities with Esports and New Spring Sports Cooperative

Wednesday, December 3

Southern Coffey County High School is broadening its extracurricular horizons with the launch of a new Esports program and a cooperative agreement with Colony-Crest High School that will allow SCC students to participate in baseball and softball beginning this spring. Athletic Director Robert Dickinson shared... Read More.

Pittsburg State University Releases Honor Roll for Spring 2025

Wednesday, June 18

Pittsburg State University has released the honor roll for the 2025 Spring semester. To qualify for Dean’s Scholastic Honors, a student must complete at least 12 semester hours, receive a grade point average of 3.6000 for all credit course work that semester, and have... Read More.

Local Starters Celebrate Completion of Spring 2025 CO.STARTERS Core Program Celebration Night Held on May 7 at Great Bend Events Center

Thursday, May 8

GREAT BEND, Kan. — Great Bend Economic Development, Inc. (GBED) celebrated the Spring 2025 cohort of the CO.STARTERS Core program with a graduation and tradeshow event on Wednesday, May 7, in the Fort Zarah Room at the Great Bend Events Center. The event brought... Read More.

Stories tagged with: spring

Tabor Men’s Golf Competes at Crestview Spring Invitational

Swedes show strong Performance in Spring Opener

Kansas Wetlands Education Center to H ost spring Bird Migration Tours

Walk Kansas Adds Spring Webinars to Expand Wellness Focus

Spring Break Activities at FHSU Kansas Wetlands Education Center

In the Garden: Make a Plan for Preserving Foods before You Plant this Spring

Tabor Women’s Tennis Falls to Hastings in Spring Opener

Tabor men’s Tennis opens spring season with road win over Hastings

Despite Winter’s Chill, Gardeners Can Still Prep for Spring

Southern Coffey County High School Expands Student Opportunities with Esports and New Spring Sports Cooperative

Pittsburg State University Releases Honor Roll for Spring 2025

Local Starters Celebrate Completion of Spring 2025 CO.STARTERS Core Program Celebration Night Held on May 7 at Great Bend Events Center

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