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Report recommends Missouri legislature expand perinatal resources
Missouri health leaders say the state needs to do more to lower rates of maternal mortality in their annual report. The post Report recommends Missouri legislature expand perinatal resources appeared first on ABC17NEWS.
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 […]
Emporia woman arrested on suspicion of drug possession in Osage County Sunday
An Emporia woman was arrested on drug possession charges in Osage County over the Labor Day weekend. According to Osage County Sheriff Chris Wells, a sheriff’s deputy conducted a traffic stop on US Highway 75 at milepost 138 just after 4:10 pm Sunday. During the stop, illegal narcotics were allegedly found in the vehicle driven by 63-year-old Dianna K. Martin of Emporia.
Cherryvale Chargers Volleyball: Setting the Charge for a Winning Season
The Cherryvale Chargers volleyball team is ready to electrify the court in the 2024 season. Head Coach Aimee Strickland, with her wealth of experience, leads a talented group of returning players and newcomers, all eager to make their mark. The Chargers are coming off a solid 2023 season, finishing 20-16 and securing a fourth-place spot in the TVL league. The team’s sights are now set on even greater achievements.
Workers celebrate Labor Day with their families
TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) - For many, Labor Day marks the end of summer. However, the history of the holiday holds a deeper meaning of appreciation to workers. In the late 1800s, workers pushed for a day that would recognize them for the contributions they made to the country. On Tuesday, Sept, 5 workers celebrated the first Labor Day with a parade.
Fort Scott Tigers Football: Ready to Roar in 2024
The Fort Scott Tigers are primed for a breakout season in 2024, armed with a wealth of experience and a hunger to turn the corner. Head Coach Bo Graham, entering his sixth year at the helm, is confident that this year’s squad has the potential to make a significant impact.
Kan. church group home safely thanks to KHP, Abilene tire shop
DICKINSON COUNTY —A Salina church group is safely home after the assistance of the Kansas Highway Patrol and a tire shop in Abilene. According to a social media report, "KHP Trooper Mullins encountered a situation that reminds us all of the importance of being prepared. Just before 8:30a.m. Monday,...
The 10th Street Eyecare announces Trunk Show event Oct. 17
The 10th Street Eyecare Center invites you to their Fashion Eyewear Trunk Show on Thursday, Oct. 17 from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. As a showcase event, their fashion reps will bring in hundreds of frames and styles you can't normally see in person. You can enjoy a treat while you try on the latest high-fashion eyewear from Luxottica, featuring frames from Juicy Couture, Fossil, Carolina Herrera, Kate Spade and more.
Pittsburg High School Football: Building on Experience for a Championship Run
The Pittsburg Purple Dragons are ready for the 2024 football season, building on the foundation laid in the previous year. Head Coach Josh Lattimer, entering his third year at the helm, is optimistic about the team’s potential, emphasizing the importance of team chemistry and a championship mindset. Season Outlook.
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