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Motion to dismiss Jan. 6 charge of former Topeka Council candidate
TOPEKA (KSNT) – A motion was filed to dismiss one of the charges a former Topeka City Council candidate faced in connection to the Jan. 6 riots. Nine people have been arrested in Kansas in connection to the “Stop the Steal” rally on Jan. 6, 2021. Two of those arrests were made in Topeka. One […]
Nominations open for Larned Chamber awards
From the Larned Area Chamber of Commerce... Save the date for our annual Community Chamber Banquet scheduled for Thursday, Oct. 17 at Redux, 414 Broadway in Larned. It is already that time to begin nominating an individual, business and/or organization for each award of our six Chamber banquet awards and include your reasoning for their selection. These nominations will be compiled and then a ballot will be emailed to our Larned Area Chamber Members to vote for the top nominee in each category. Nominated businesses, organizations, and individuals cannot win more than once within five years.
DJ Giddens 2024 Devy Outlook
Out of Junction City High School in Junction City, Kansas, DJ Giddens was unrated as a recruit in the class of 2021. Giddens redshirted during his true freshman year, then burst onto the scene in 2022 for the Kansas State Wildcats. That season, he played in every game and was named the Big XII Offensive Freshman of the Year and ranked third in school history for rushing yards by a freshman with 518 yards.
King Midas plays Lindsborg Sept. 21
LINDSBORG, Kan. — The twenty-first night of September holds memories yet to be made. King Midas and the Muflers will once again fill the night air with classic tunes for your dancing and listening pleasure. Kick back and chase the clouds away or dance till the stars steal the night away. (This paragraph is brought to you with a heavy nod to Earth, Wind & Fire's song September.)
Topeka’s newest pantry decreases the number of families it can support following its opening week
TOPEKA (KSNT) – A local non-profit said its scaling back it’s newest pantry, one week after opening. SENT Topeka announced Monday it’s having to cut back the number of families it can support at it’s Southside Filling Station. It’s seen 150 per day and are now dropping to 50 because it’s becoming overwhelming. The filling […]
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