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GoPowercat staff's over/under predictions for Kansas State in 2024
Kickoff to the 2024 college football season nears and final predictions are abound. The GoPowercat staff is participating in the fun too, as we asked each member to weigh in on several over/under categories for the coming year in K-State football. See which staffer you agree (or disagree) with most...
College Gameday crew forgets Kansas State could easily be the Big 12 Champion
College football is back which means every college football fan's favorite Saturday show is back. ESPN's College Gameday made its return today with the return of fan-favorite or fan foe depending on what side you are on Pat McAfee and newcomer and newly retired Alabama coach Nick Saban. With so...
Body found in car registered to missing Peabody Interim City Clerk Jonathan Clayton
Positive identification remains pending. The registered owner of the vehicle is Jonathan Clayton, 42, of Peabody. Body found inside car registered to missing Peabody Interim City Clerk Jonathan Clayton. Positive identification remains pending. The registered owner of the vehicle is Jonathan Clayton, 42, of Peabody.
Many in Missouri Want a Secure Border – From Kansas
I predict this will turn into a dumpster fire of political comments, but that's certainly not the way I intend it. It's a true story about how many in Missouri are concerned about a secure border - not from Mexico, but Kansas. It's not often that a political statement on...
Students play mini golf and discover library services
As part of Kansas State’s Week of Welcome, Hale Library hosted a “Purple Pride Putt Putt” event from 2-4 p.m. on Tuesday. Nine stops spread throughout the library guided students in exploring much of what Hale has to offer, and participants received free popcorn, cookies and Arnold Palmers upon completing their competitions.
Ribbon Cutting Held Friday Evening for New McPherson High School Field
McPHERSON, Kan. — The formal ribbon cutting for McPherson High School’s new outdoor athletic facility took place Friday evening prior to a community pep rally to kick off the fall sports season. A number of the amenities for the project were funded through private donations in the Fund...
Liberal looking to continue turnaround after breakthrough season
WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - After dominance in the 1990s, it’s been a rough couple of decades for the Liberal High School football team. That is until third-year head coach Bryan Luetters entered the program. “It was a change. We we all questioning about it, like anyone would, but he’s...
Many in Missouri Want a Secure Border – From Kansas
I predict this will turn into a dumpster fire of political comments, but that's certainly not the way I intend it. It's a true story about how many in Missouri are concerned about a secure border - not from Mexico, but Kansas. It's not often that a political statement on...
Soares, Friesen, and Bolt Battle to NOW600 Jayhusker Region Victory at Clay County!
CLAY CENTER, Kan. (August 25, 2024) - Hank Soares, Jadyn Friesen, and Gavyn Bolt battled to victory on Saturday night with the NOW600 Jayhusker Region at Clay County Fairgrounds. A field of 29 entries made the call with 13-NOW600 Non-Wing, 9-NOW600 A-Class, and 7-NOW600 Restricted micro sprints. Hank Soares soared...
Local bank hides ticket for $5,000 on Manhattan area trail
Somewhere around Manhattan, “where hills roll wide and trails wind tight,” a briefcase holding a ticket to win $5,000 waits on a public trail for a lucky hiker to find. The ticket was hidden as a marketing and community outreach campaign by Outdoor Bank, a local bank with eleven locations in Kansas, which posts riddles, rules and more about the hunt on its social media.
Oakland Pool reopens for the community with a ribbon cutting
TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) - After months of hard work, the Oakland pool opened its gates for families and their kiddos to enjoy this weekend. The Shawnee County Parks and Rec cut the ribbon there with some of the kids. Shawnee County and Topeka officials gave brief remarks on the $4...
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