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Taylor Swift Gives Thumbs-Up to Fan Wearing Special Kansas City Chiefs Hat That Pays Tribute to Her and Travis Kelce's Romance: Watch
This Swiftie will never go out of style!Taylor Swift gave her seal of approval when she noticed a fan at her Monday, August 20, concert was rocking a special edition Kansas City Chiefs hat that pays tribute to the superstar's romance with Travis Kelce.In a TikTok video, the blonde beauty, 34, was strutting across the stage at London's Wembley Stadium singing "You Belong With Me" when she walked over to the side, tapped her own head a few times and gave the attendee a smiley thumbs-up.The fan then showcased the hat she was wearing, which featured a friendship bracelet image...
Toastique to celebrate grand opening on September 7
The grand opening of Toastique is officially set for Saturday, September 7. The new gourmet toast and juice cafe will be located at 9747 E 21st N St. Suite 115 within the Cambridge Marketplace. To help commemorate the day, the first 100 guests in line at Toastique’s community-focused Grand Opening...
Downtown Emporia drainage still being discussed after Aug. 13 flooding
Conversations continue about ways to improve Emporia’s stormwater drainage, specifically in parts of downtown, after heavy rainfall during the early-morning hours of Aug. 13. Storms dumped anywhere from 4-6.25 inches of rain in a two-hour stretch across town. Both Emporia Public Works Director Dean Grant and Emporia Main Street...
Wellington has 71 boys out for football… Kansas Pregame has Dukes at No. 5 in 4A… Jamboree is coming soon
By Tracy McCue, Sumner Newscow — Under cloudy skies, 71 Wellington High School players showed up for Monday afternoon’s first day of football practice. This is an increase compared to 61 who were out for 2023. Perhaps the promise of winning a few games has something to do...
Experts share a dose of prevention to keep families healthy as students head back to school
Pittsburg, Kan. (KOAM) - As children across the 4-states return to school, they’re bringing more than just backpacks and homework into the classroom. Germs, bacteria, and viruses are also tagging along, raising concerns among parents about how to keep their families healthy during the school year.
McConnell adding extra safety measures with extreme heat expected for Blue Angels airshow
WICHITA, Kan. (KAKE) - The Blue Angels are some of the most talented pilots in the world, and they are coming back to Wichita this weekend for the first time since 2007, with tens of thousands of people expected to attend. However, the airshow will also come with some extreme...
The Topeka Zoo Commemorates Its 91st Birthday with Free Admission to the Zoo
Come to the Gage Park Celebration Day (and the Zoo’s Birthday!) on Labor Day Weekend, Saturday, August 31st! It’s a FREE Admission Day at the Topeka Zoo as part of Gage Park Founders Fest! In exchange for free Zoo admission, they ask that you bring a non-perishable food item to support our local community.
Final Debris Sweep to Begin Soon
The City of Salina will begin a final sweep of the city for limb collection very soon, so it is recommended that all limb debris that you need collected be placed at the curb as soon as possible. According to the city, teams have been working tirelessly to ensure the...
Lawsuit changes real estate landscape in Kansas
TOPEKA (KSNT) – New rules are active for real estate agents in Kansas which are changing how homes are sold. Among these new changes is the seller no longer having to pay the buyer’s agent. This comes from a legal decision from 2023 impacting how real estate agents are compensated. The lawsuit says having sellers […]
Night 1 of the DNC takes off. What are Kansas delegates saying?
CHICAGO (KSNT) — The first night of the Democratic National Convention kicked off Monday. 27 News spoke with Andy Bilyk, the executive director of the Kansas Democratic Party, about his thoughts heading into the first night. “I feel very honored, excited to be on the team, helping our delegation here,” Bilyk said. “We have a […]
Kansas Tourism Attraction Development Grants
The Geary County CVB Attraction Development Grant has provided information on Kansas Attraction Grants/. The CVB said that they are designed to provide strategic economic assistance to public, private entities, and not-for profit groups that are developing new, or enhancing existing tourism attractions, in the state that will create economic impact through job creation, capital investment, revenue, and increased visitation.
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