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đ Blue Dragons picked 5th in KJCCC preseason poll
The Hutchinson Community College volleyball team was picked to finish in the middle of the pack in the 2024 KJCCC Division I Preseason coaches' poll released this week. The Blue Dragons received 53 points in the balloting and were picked to finish fifth in the nine-team league this season. Now...
Sproles to be grand marshal for â24 Homecoming Parade
Mahattan, KS (K-State) â One of the most prolific runners and all-purpose performers in college football history, Darren Sproles â05, will be the grand marshal of the 2024 Homecoming Parade. He was selected for the honor by the All-University Homecoming Committee and the K-State Alumni Association. The Parade...
Kansas couple led police on chase in reported stolen truck
RENO COUNTY â Two people were arrested following a Wednesday chase in Reno County. On Wednesday, the Reno County Sheriffâs Office was informed that a victim of a previous theft had spotted the suspect in Pretty Prairie. The Sheriffâs Office responded to the area and found Brian Palmer and Krystal Estes leaving a residence.
This longtime versatile administrator will be Topeka's new assistant city manager
Topeka has a new assistant city manager, but he should be a familiar face to many. Braxton Copley will serve the role for Topeka after 19 years in previous positions. âBraxton has done an incredible job as the director of public works and we are confident he will excel in his new role as...
Sevion Morrison enjoys idea of being Kansas footballâs âSwiss Army knifeâ offensively
LAWRENCE â Jonathan Wallace didnât want to give away too much recently, after another fall camp practice. Wallace, Kansas footballâs running backs coach, is well aware of how explosive redshirt junior running back Sevion Morrison can be. Morrisonâs skillset allows him to be someone that can be used in numerous ways offensively. So, Wallace...
Grant to help expand conservation efforts at Maryâs Lake, Prairie Park Nature Center
Maryâs Lake, adjacent to Prairie Park Nature Center in Lawrence, will be getting a makeover aimed at advancing work to nurture the surrounding habitat. The project, set to be completed by May 2026, will include building a larger dock, adding new field observation equipment, involving Haskell Indian Nations University students in shoreline habitat restoration and more, according to a City of Lawrence news release.
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