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Wichita County hunting state title after near back-to-back perfect seasons
LEOTI, Kan. (Catch it Kansas) - “It’s been a blessing to be welcomed into a program like this,” said Wichita County senior Max Whitham. Leoti may be a small Kansas town, but for the Wichita County Indians’ 8-man football team, it’s a point of pride.
Harrison Butker urges JD Vance to bring Trump ‘back in line’ on abortion
Kansas City Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker urged Sen. J.D. Vance (R-OH) to bring former President Donald Trump “back in line” with a platform that would endorse a stricter stance on abortion. Butker came to political prominence when he gave a commencement speech at Benedictine College advocating women to be homemakers, after which many accused him […]
⚽ Saturday's HutchCC-Otero game canceled
Saturday's Hutchinson Community College women's soccer team's neutral site match against Otero College has been canceled. The game was scheduled to be played at Liberal High School in Liberal on Saturday. Because of excessive heat forecast for Saturday – the high in Liberal is supposed to be 103 degrees –...
West Michigan Conference Football Preview 2024: Holton Red Devils Season Outlook
In the heart of Holton, where the autumn leaves paint the town in fiery hues, the Red Devils are preparing for a season of resurgence. Last year’s winless campaign, a stark 0-6 in the league and 0-9 overall, has ignited a burning desire for redemption. This year, the Red Devils are determined to erase the memory of those losses and prove that they are a force to be reckoned with. Under Coach Tommy Moore, the Devils’ are locked and loaded for game one.
Several pieces return for Scott City volleyball
Scott City, Kan. (westernkansasnews.com)–Several varsity players return for the 2024 Scott City volleyball team, after an 18-17 record in 2023. There are six seniors on this year’s squad, with four of them in their third year of varsity competition. Just one all-league selection returns in Megan Trout, who garnered second team honors a year ago.
Name set for new community park in Garden City
Garden City, Kan.–The City Commission has selected a name for the new community park coming to Garden City. At the August 20, City Commission meeting the Governing Body approved naming the new community park in southeast Garden City in honor of Bob Halloran and the indelible mark his tenure as Assistant City Manager and as City Manager left on the community.
Midwest Health’s Lee Eaton Named Honorary Lifetime Member by KACE
TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) - Midwest Health announced Lee Eaton, President of Senior Living, has been named an Honorary Lifetime Member of the Kansas Adult Care Executives (KACE). The prestigious award was presented at the KACE Awards Ceremony Thursday afternoon at the Marriott in East Wichita, Kansas. Lee Eaton, who has...
Inman Community Foundation Receives $70K Grant to Match for Upcoming Match Week Sept. 20 – 27
INMAN, Kan. — The Inman Community Foundation is excited to announce that we have received a grant to increase the amount that we can match for our upcoming Match Week! This grant, gifted from the Patterson Family Foundation, will provide up to $70,000 in matching dollars. Match Week officially...
New investments in KCK parks give locals more pride in their neighborhoods
KANSAS CITY, Kan. (KCTV) - Vandalism hit three parks around Kansas City, Kansas, during this summer. The damage was costly. Clifton Park was hit hard after someone took equipment from the spray park worth an estimated $25,000. Now, some of the city parks are getting a big financial boost to build entirely new facilities and renovate the grounds.
Stormont Vail Health announces hire to the Neurology Team
TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) - Stormont Vail Health announced its hire of Dr. Zane Foster who will support patients with neurological conditions affecting the brain, spinal cord, and nerves. Dr. Foster will join the Stormont Vail Neurology Department at the Cotton O’Neil Neuro & Spine Center. Dr. Foster studied anthropology...
Kansas Department of Agriculture receives $331,513 for crop programs
(KOAM) - The Kansas Department of Agriculture (KDA) has been awarded $331,513.22 through the Specialty Crop Block Grant Program, funded by the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Agricultural Marketing Service.
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