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RESERVE BLUEJAY MEN NET THREE GOALS IN OPENING DRAW
MCPHERSON, Kan. – Tabor College Reserve Men's Soccer took on area foe Central Christian in McPherson yesterday evening in their opening math of the season. The Bluejay Men got out to a quick start, taking a 2-0 lead in the first half by way of goals from Luke Hawkins and Yulvin Fuentes. Karson Kratz netted the third and final Bluejay goal just inside the opening minutes of the second half.
Neglected horses removed from Reno County property, surrendered to rescue
RENO COUNTY, Kan. (KWCH) - Two neglected horses, removed from a property north of Hutchinson, are in the care of a rescue group that’s working to restore their health. That’s a task, that Storm Creek Horse Co. Farm & Rescue says, comes with a vet bill it describes as “massive.”
Countdown to Kickoff: High-flying Sedgwick offense looks to carry Cardinals to deep run in 1A
SEDGWICK, Kan. (KWCH) - The Sedgwick Cardinals and their well-known passing attack compiled a 7-1 regular season in 2023. It was a strong season that ended in the second round of the postseason. Sedgwick is looking to make a deep run in Class 1A this season with weapons returning including...
Kansas Man Exonerated After Saying He Was Framed for Murder By Woman Who Took Care of His Elderly Dad
In the final moments of her life, 45-year-old Kathleen Schroll placed a haunting phone call. Schroll called her mother in the early morning hours of April 7, 2008 and reported that Pete Coones — the son of an elderly man she had taken care of for years before his death — had broken in and was killing her husband, Carl Schroll, 64.
Arts & the animals combine to create a fun event at the Topeka Zoo
TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) - Arts and the animals will come together in a fun weekend event at the Topeka Zoo. Wildly Creative: Arts with the Animals will offer dancing, crafts, songs and more from various community partners. Ballet Midwest is one of several groups that will be at the event to entertain.
Energy & money saving ideas from Evergy
TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) - Extreme summer heat and bitter blasts of cold air in the winter can add extra money to your energy bills. Natalie Gray, manager of products and services for Evergy, joined Eye on Northeast Kansas to talk about money saving ideas. Evergy offers various rebates for heating and cooling upgrades, along with insulation and air sealing rebates.
Paranormal Cirque shows at West Ridge Mall called off
TOPEKA (KSNT) – An out-of-the-ordinary circus due to visit the capital city later this fall for a series of shows at West Ridge Mall won’t be coming after all. Casey Richardson, West Ridge Mall’s manager, told 27 News, following a written information request, the Paranormal Cirque II show will not be coming to the mall. […]
ICT nominated for best small airport in the U.S. for fourth time
WICHITA, Kan. (KAKE) - Wichita’s Dwight D. Eisenhower National Airport has been nominated once again for the best small airport in the country. ICT is among 20 small airports across the United States that are home to smaller, friendly airports that take some of the headaches out of travel.
Grant will allow Lawrence Public Schools to launch a bakery at Pinckney
The Lawrence school district has earned a $100,000 federal grant that will fund a bakery at Community Connections at Pinckney. The bakery will help “to engage with the local food system by prioritizing the use of local grains, enhance child nutrition programs, and provide job training for students with disabilities,” according to a news release from the district on Wednesday.
KU research finds sports betting may be more dangerous than it seems
All forms of gambling, whether it be playing cards at a casino, buying a lottery ticket or something else, provide a risky opportunity for cash. However, according to KU researchers, sports betting is quickly taking over household's income.
Shilling VP says shortages were not reason for Anderson work delay
The vice president of a local construction company is pushing back against a city official’s claim that material shortages caused a road project’s delayed completion date. Travis Shilling, vice president of Shilling Construction Company Inc., said Tuesday the complexity of the work on Anderson/Bluemont Avenue between 11th Street and Harris Drive was the reason it missed its original expected completion date of Aug. 16.
New USD 234 Teacher: Hay
This is part of a series of new teachers in the Fort Scott School District. Marilyn Hay, 41, is a new English Teacher at Fort Scott High School. She graduated from Rich Hill High School in 2001, received an Associate’s Degree from Crowder College in 2017, and a Bachelor’s Degree from Missouri State University in December 2019.
Pizza chain Domino’s planning new Overland Park location
A national pizza chain appears poised to bring another location to Johnson County. Domino’s has begun the process of moving into a new space in southern Overland Park. Domino’s will be at 7968 W. 151st. St. The restaurant is moving into a space at the Stanley Square shopping...
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