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No. 13 Kansas Sweeps South Carolina in Season Opener
DURHAM, N.C. - Kansas Volleyball kicked off their 2024 campaign by sweeping the South Carolina Gamecocks Friday afternoon at Cameron Indoor Stadium as a part of the Duke Tournament. Senior Caroline Bien led the Jayhawks with 12 kills and senior setter Camryn Turner finished the match with 27 assists. "I...
LMH Health Fair to offer free and reduced-price medical screenings
LMH Health’s annual Health Fair will give folks a chance to catch up on routine health screenings, get a flu shot and learn from community organizations. The event is set for 7:30 to 10:30 a.m. Saturday, Sept. 14 at the LMH main campus, 325 Maine St. “Teams from LMH...
Redskin Soccer On a Mission for More
KSHSAA Covered wrote it. Liberal is one of the 6A soccer team’s to watch. Here is what the state publication says about the Angry Red. “Liberal put together a 11-5-3 campaign and had one of the best victories on their resume of any team last season. Liberal defeated Dodge City 4-2 to end that team’s undefeated season, only for the Red Demons to get revenge with a 7-0 win over Liberal. Now the team returns senior forward Suain Moncayo leading the way.”
Ravens Roll in Shortened Opener
The Red Ravens impressed on the football field before the season opener ended early due to weather. Coffeyville defeated Kansas Wesleyan JV 35-0 in an abbreviated 2024 debut. CCC looked the part, scoring touchdowns on five of six offensive drives, and holding the Coyotes offense scoreless. Running back Steven Robinson...
🎥 WATCH: 1861 Club will be ready for Fair
HUTCHINSON, Kan. — James Fisher with the Kansas Fairgrounds Foundation is sure the venue is going to be ready to go for Friday's start of the Kansas State Fair. "On any building project, there's always those last few details," Fisher said. "Especially when you're not only building a building, but starting a business, it's all of those last minute details that can't be done until the last minute that we're doing right now."
Former Seward Star Looks to Rebuild LHS Volleyball
Jelena Cohadarevic prided herself on being a complete volleyball player at Seward. She is the all time leader in kills with 1,380 and is sixth in digs with 1,004. Jelena is the only player if Seward history to register over 1,000 kills and 1,000 kills. Now she is entering her first year coaching players at Liberal High School to become more complete players. Redskin volleyball is in need of a re-boot after going 9-22 last year.
KU and KSU fans kick off college football season
DERBY, Kan. (KSNW) — Dave Kersting is a Kansas State University alumnus who has been a season ticket holder and tailgater for over 15 years. He loves being around his friends, and they wait for football season to come after the prior season ends. Kersting is a part of the Wildcat West 43 tailgate, and […]
RCPD to implement increased safety measures in Aggieville
Starting tonight, RCPD will restrict traffic in certain areas of Aggieville from 11:00 PM to 2:30 AM, and will be limited to Friday and Saturday nights. The affected streets are 12th Street (North from Laramie and South from the alley between Moro and Bluemont), and Moro Street (Manhattan Ave east through 11th Street.)
Podcast: Breaking down what we saw from KU in the season opener
Kevin Flaherty joins the show as we break down KU's win in the season opener. You can listen to The Phog: A Kansas basketball and football podcast by clicking the link below. The podcast is also available on the 247Sports website, iTunes, Spotify and other platforms.
Fridays on Forest event tonight in Great Bend
Join your family, friends and co-workers at 5 p.m., Friday Aug. 30 for the next Fridays on Forest event in downtown Great Bend. This month’s theme is Retro Night as three local businesses, including Eagle Media, celebrate milestone anniversaries. Stop by and enjoy live music, food, drinks, games and fun in a family-friendly atmosphere on the final Friday of each month through October. To find out more, visit the website at gbedinc.com.
Columbus Titans Football: 2024 Season Preview – A New Era of Growth
The Columbus Titans are ready to kick off the 2024 football season with renewed purpose and determination. After a challenging 2-7 season in 2023, the Titans are focused on growth, development, and building a winning culture. Reflecting on 2023: Lessons Learned. The 2023 season was a learning experience for the...
Kickoff Sale: Get a year long VIP pass for $2.24/month
There hasn't been a better time to be a Kansas fan in recent memory. The KU football program just kicked off it's most anticipated season in a long time while the basketball program is set for another season with high expectations. Phog.net provides VIP subscribers with inside information on the...
Wabaunsee football enters new era in 2024
Following a successful six-year stint under Jess Rutledge, there is a new man in Alma leading the way for Wabaunsee football. Johnston — who has spent time at schools such as Ellis, Lyons and South Barber — takes over the program but doesn’t expect much change.
Cherokee Nation graduates eight Cherokee speakers from language program
The Cherokee Nation’s Cherokee Language Master/Apprentice Program graduated eight students Thursday, Aug. 22, during a special commencement ceremony at the Durbin Feeling Language Center. L-R: CLMAP graduate Stand Paden, CLMAP graduate Jaice Bush, CLMAP graduate Darrell McCoy, Special Envoy for International Affairs and Language Preservation Joe Byrd, CLMAP graduate Erlinda Soap, Deputy Secretary of State Canaan Duncan, Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr., CLMAP graduate Kendra Mouse, District 2 Councilor Candessa Tehee, CLMAP Program Manager Ryan Mackey, District 3 Councilor Lisa Robison Hall, CLMAP graduate Jarren Fourkiller, Council Speaker Mike Shambaugh, CLMAP graduate Joe Fourkiller, Executive Director of Language Howard Paden, CLMAP graduate Jesse Gray and Deputy Chief Bryan Warner. COURTESY.
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