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HCA Midwest Health Selects Janie Thompson as Menorah Medical Center COO
Overland Park-based Menorah Medical Center announced Janie Thompson will be joining the hospital as chief operating officer. Thompson, a Leawood native, will be returning to Johnson County after most recently serving as COO for HCA Healthcare’s St. David’s Georgetown Hospital in Texas. She served as COO there for over a year, according to her LinkedIn profile.
Caney Grocery Financial Situation Better
Under the advisement of American Wholesale Grocers, the Caney Grocery is sustaining itself. The store was one of the topics discussed during a lighter session of last night's Caney City Council. City Administrator Kelley Zellner says the numbers are beginning to balance. Zellner credits AWG for their help in getting...
11 DAYS TO 2024 KICKOFF: Darell Jones
Goal No. 11: DON’T ACCEPT LOSING. If you do so one time, it will be easy to do so for the rest of your life. Redshirt Junior | 5-11 | 180 lbs. | Coffeyville, Kansas. Darell Jones (b. Dec. 10, 2001) is a speedy defensive back majoring in social sciences from Field Kindley High School in Coffeyville who redshirted and did not see playing time in 2021.
Atrium Owner Ordered to Repair or Demolish Property in 30 Days, Update Hearing Oct. 1
HUTCHINSON, Kan. — The Hutchinson City Council has condemned the former Atrium Hotel and Convention Center on North Lorraine as unsafe and dangerous. As part of the resolution the City Council adopted on Tuesday following a show cause hearing, owner Josiah Joseph was given 30 days to repair or demolish the property and post a cash bond covering demolition cost. An update hearing has also been set for Oct. 1.
Concert, circus and more coming to Old School in Cottonwood Falls
COTTONWOOD FALLS — The Chase County Old School Development District is set to host a variety of exciting events in the coming weeks, bringing the community together for fun, music, and entertainment. First up is a benefit concert featuring Weda Skirts at 7 p.m. Aug. 23, at the Old...
FHSU Foundation welcomes four new members to its board of trustees
The Fort Hays State University Foundation welcomes four new members to its board of trustees – Clint Albers, Eric Brown, Daryl Craft, and Dr. Gary Fredrickson. “Our board of trustees continually show up in support of FHSU’s future,” said FHSU Foundation President and CEO Jason Williby. “These members are some of our greatest advocates and are devoted to the university through and through. We’re excited to have these individuals on our board.”
2024 High School Football Previews: Frontenac Raiders
FRONTENAC, KS – The Raiders are starting off their season with a familiar face. Head coach Leon Miller is certainly no stranger to Raider Football. Returning after eighteen years at the helm, Miller won over 130 games at Frontenac from 1989-2005. The long term head coach would go on to pursue coaching at Parsons, Neosho, and Warsaw.
Manhattan is ‘special place’ for incoming city manager Danielle Dulin
Home is where the heart is, and Manhattan’s newest city manager said she is returning to work in a community she always has loved. Long before the Manhattan city commission appointed Danielle Dulin as city manager early this month, she was an economics student at K-State. She grew up in the small Kansas town of Bucklin about 30 miles southeast of Dodge City, but it was in the Little Apple that she met Mike, her husband and a fellow K-State graduate, and began her professional career.
Atrium Hotel unsafe and dangerous
HUTCHINSON, Kan. — The Hutchinson City Council, after an hour-long hearing at their regular meeting, unanimously approved the recommendation of staff on Tuesday to find that the Atrium Hotel and Conference Center at 1400 North Lorraine in Hutchinson is unsafe and dangerous as defined in Chapter 21, Article VII, Unsafe and Dangerous Buildings of the Code of Ordinances of the City of Hutchinson.
Let's Help transitions furniture, clothing, and food to their new location
TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) - Let’s Help has completed day two of moving all of their stuff from their previous building to their new home, ready to embrace more of the community. “The days are long and they go really fast but we’re loving it,” said Patrick Yancey, executive director of Let’s Help.
Lawrence businesses and KU gear up for off-campus football season
LAWRENCE, Kan. (KCTV) - University of Kansas Football is back next week, but it won’t be the same as usual with all home games being played elsewhere while David Booth Memorial Stadium is under construction. Construction on “The Booth” is on time, according to KU Athletics. That...
Results are in: Peterson, Roelofsen win county commissioner, Abilene votes no on quality of life tax
After delaying by a few days, the canvass of the 2024 primary election did not change any of the outcomes from the unofficial results. Canvass took place Aug. 19. Lynn Peterson will continue as Dickinson County Commissioner district two. He beat John Kollhoff by 26 votes. Kenny Roelofsen held onto his lead for Dickinson County Commissioner district three with an official total of 415 votes. He ...
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