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Wild horses, burros up for adoption this weekend in Kansas
GIRARD, Kan. (KAKE) - The Bureau of Land Management is holding a two-day wild horse and burro event this weekend in southeast Kansas. The event begins at 10 a.m. on Friday, August 23, at the Crawford County Fairgrounds in Girard. Adoptions will take place August 23, from noon-6 p.m., and Saturday, August 24, from 8 a.m.-noon.
Progress notable at site of future Dollar Tree in east Emporia
Work is moving quickly to bring a new Dollar Tree to east Emporia. The building frame has been set, and walls and a facade have been erected at 920 East 12th, between Old Rum’s Liquor and Goodcents and also on space previously occupied by the Family Fun Center. Demolition began in early spring, including removal of the go-kart track and batting cages. Word on when the store will be open to the public is pending.
KSRE: Sept. 27 grant writing workshop in Stafford County, 100th session taught in Kansas
MANHATTAN, Kan. – A popular grant-writing workshop that has helped thousands of Kansans secure funding in their communities is about to turn 100. Nancy Daniels, a community vitality specialist with K-State Research and Extension, said a Sept. 27 workshop in St. John will mark the 100th public session she’s taught since 2016 – reaching more than 2,919 Kansans.
Kinsley’s Fernandez appreciates life after losing fingers
Sometimes in life, as the old saying goes, it’s better to be lucky than good. Such is the case for Kinsley High freshman Stephan Fernandez, who one year ago rolled his UTV in Mexico that changed his life forever on Aug. 3, 2023. “Very,” the Coyote basketball player said...
‘He’ll be a factor’: Sterling Lockett hoping to carry on family legacy with K-State football
MANHATTAN (KSNT) – K-State football’s history books are littered with the last name ‘Lockett.’ It’s nearly impossible to miss. Kevin Lockett became Kansas State’s all-time receiving yards leader during his time in Manhattan from 1993-96, tallying 3,032 yards. His brother, Aaron, joined the top three at the time with 2,400 receiving yards in his career […]
Wichita Public Library receiving additional funding to expand, remodel 4 branches
WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - The Wichita Public Library is receiving more than $2 million in its efforts to expand and remodel four of its branches. The money is available after the Wichita City Council approved additional funding for the library’s revitalization master plan. The individual libraries slated for remodeling are the West Link, Rockwell, Alford and Angelou Northeast branches.
Little Lyons announces Sept. 3 grand open
Emporia’s first 24-7 daycare facility is opening next month. Little Lyons Childcare has announced a grand opening date of Sept 3. There will also be a ribbon-cutting ceremony and open house Aug. 27. Little Lyons has been in the planning stage for over a year and the construction/renovation/staffing stage...
New concept aims to offer mini golf, cocktails and more at prominent OP corner
A new concept offering miniature golf, American dining fare, cocktails and more could be on its way to Overland Park. Tap Ins at the Greenhouse, a locally-owned concept described by the owners as “Chicken N Pickle meets TopGolf”, has submitted plans to the city for a roughly four-acre site in Overland Park.
JCCC Updates: JCCC can help any student get ready for college (wherever they plan to go)
High schools are placing greater emphasis on getting students ready for college – but research suggests incoming college freshmen are less prepared than ever for the demands of college-level courses. Based on national 2023 ACT outcomes, only 1 in 5 test takers met their benchmark education requirements. In 2023, 43% of students who took the ACT did not meet any ACT benchmarks in math, science, reading, and English.
Shanna Stone and Dan Duling: August 23 Friday Night Free Concert in Downtown Fort Scott
Shanna Stone and Dan Duling will be the featured musicians at this week’s Friday Night Free Concert at 1st and Main Street’s Heritage Park at 7 p.m. Attendees are asked to bring lawn chairs as benches are limited. In case of inclement weather, the performance will be moved...
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