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Big Tradition in Small Town
It’s time for the 68th Annual Longford PRCA Rodeo this weekend. Michelle Ware tells KSAL News the event draws not only rodeo fans from a wide region, but cowboys from around the world to compete. Ware added that on Friday the BBQ pit team will have the free BBQ...
Rallying to Combat a Growing Epidemic
An event Friday served as a visual reminder of startling local addiction numbers. Central Kansas Foundation (CKF) staff, in recognition of Overdose Awareness Month, collaborated with the Saline County Health Department to bring awareness to what’s becoming a local epidemic. CKF Manager of Outreach and Engagement Chelsey Eberwein told...
‘A full-fledged Shocker’: Basketball player adjusts to life, game across the pond
Matej Bošnjak, the final addition to men’s basketball’s 2024-25 roster, has arrived in Wichita, and, for the past two weeks, has been adjusting to life in the United States both on and off the court. “You can see him making strides every single day,” head coach Paul...
Local Eudora pitcher stays close to home, commits to KU softball
Sam Claire grew up in Kansas City before moving to Eudora, and the University of Kansas always loomed large for the senior softball pitcher. So when KU called, it was special. The Eudora ace will play softball in Lawrence upon the conclusion of her final high school season. Eudora softball,...
Northeastern Wins A Tough Battle Against Colby Community College In A 5 Set Thriller
Northeastern takes down Colby in 5 sets (25-16) (25-23) (18-25) (26-24) (15-12). Nerea Alvarez Jorge was named the DDC Player of the Game after she had an unofficial 49 assists, 8 blocks and 5 digs. Her leadership was crucial, especially after transitioning from a 6-2 system. Her ability to control the tempo of the game and distribute the ball effectively was a key factor in our success.
Broncos fall to No. 3 Hutchinson in season opener
On Thursday evening, the Broncos opened the 2024 season in Kansas, stumbling to No. 3 Hutchinson Community College 42-10 at Gowans Stadium. After a quick three and out from the Broncos offense, the defense grabbed their first turnover of the Oliver Soukup era on the second defensive play after linebacker Damon Mayberry forced a fumble and Rayden Aphayvong was quick to fall on the ball, giving possession back to the Bronco offense. After back-to-back punts by NMMI, Hutchinson opened the scoring with 7:29 on the clock off a 26-yard run by Waymond Jordan Jr. After another quick offensive possession by NMMI, Hutchinson took the 14-0 lead behind a 68-yard touchdown connection from Samari Collier to Ja'Cory Thomas. In their next possession, the Broncos turned the ball over, giving Hutchinson the ball on the NMMI 25 yardline. Two plays later, the Blue Dragons made it a three possession game with a touchdown pass from Collier to Derrick Sally Jr.
Watch: Kansas Running Back Decleats Fan on Sideline
Football is a violent sport. I’ve heard several head coaches argue that it’s a “collision” sport rather than a contact sport, and on Thursday night, a young lady on the sideline of the Kansas vs. Lindenwood football game learned that the hard way. In the second...
Oak Hill Committee Photographed by Lawrence Parks & Rec
On August 22, the Lawrence Department of Parks, Recreation, Arts and Culture paid tribute to the Oak Hill Cemetery Committee on their Facebook page. “Putting their hearts into every stone, the Oak Hill Cemetery Committee is united by a shared mission: preserving a piece of Lawrence’s history. “’We’re advocating...
County rezones property north of town for local business
The Riley County commission on Thursday agreed to rezone a property north of Manhattan to allow a landscaping business to move onto it. Done Right Landscaping LLC will take over the plot at 6621 Tuttle Creek Boulevard after commissioners approved the request to rezone it from single-unit residential to a planned-unit development.
🎙Post Podcast: Kansas Wetlands Education Center show
Hear September's Kansas Wetlands Education Center show with Eagle Media's Steve Webster and KWEC Director Curtis Wolf and Educator Mandy Kern that aired Aug. 29, 2024. (aired early due to the Labor Day holiday) The KWEC Show airs the first Monday of every month at 8:30 a.m. on 1590 KVGB...
Kansas adopts ‘Good Samaritan’ law for drug crimes
TOPEKA (KSNT) – Governor Kelly held a ceremonial signing of the Good Samaritan law passed this year to protect Kansans from prosecution if they call 911 for an overdose. Inside the Capitol, a large Vietnam Wall-inspired memorial recognizes over 6,000 names of Americans who have died from Fentanyl. Advocates like Amber Saale-Burger, who lost four […]
WINKEL: Community health boosts personal health
Most folks generally accept that maintaining good health includes an annual visit to the doctor to check their heart, teeth, ears and more. But there’s more to personal health than some may realize. “The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation has done quite a bit of research over the years that...
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