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Smoky Hill Museum presents, 'The Women of Brown' on Sept. 5
The Smoky Hill Museum will host “The Women of Brown,” a presentation and discussion by Donna Rae Pearson, a museum specialist at the Kansas Historical Society, on September 5 at 5:30 pm. Enjoy the presentation in person at the Museum or from the comfort of your own home...
Missing Peabody clerk found deceased
The Kansas Bureau of Investigation has confirmed a body, believed to be Jonathan Clayton, Peabody interim city clerk, was located Sunday afternoon. Christopher King, husband, called a reporter at Harvey County Now/Hillsboro Free Press to inform them of the development. He said he spoke with law enforcement Sunday evening, and they had communicated that his husband’s body was located.
Golden Belt Community Foundation names new board members
From the Golden Belt Community Foundation... The Golden Belt Community Foundation is thrilled to welcome its newest board members, whose diverse experiences and deep-rooted connections to the community will greatly enhance our mission. We are confident that their combined expertise in education, healthcare, agriculture, and community service will contribute significantly to the foundation's ongoing efforts to support and strengthen the Golden Belt region.
Olathe East football eyes continued success after hot streak
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — After struggling in previous seasons, the Olathe East Hawks ended last year on a high note, winning six of their final seven games. This season, head coach Courtney Porter is focused on building on that momentum. “We’re trying to build off of that by just...
Geary County Booking Photos Aug. 27
Recent Booking Activity for the Geary County Detention Center. All persons included in this post are innocent of crimes until proven guilty in a court of law. Bonds have been posted. Photos are unavailable. Kagan Osborn, Use/possess with intent to use drug paraphernalia into human body, Possession of marijuana, arrested...
Lawrence school board approves maximum budget for 2024-25, including slight property tax rate increase
Property taxes will slightly rise with the increase of the Lawrence school district’s mill levy this year, which the school board initially approved Monday. With a vote of 6-0, board members on Monday unanimously approved the district’s maximum budget for publication for the 2024-25 year. The tentative new mill levy is 52.252, which is a .042-mill increase over last year’s approved rate of 52.210.
Newton breaks school record as Garden City rolls over Redlands
Garden City, KS (Garden City Community College Athletics)-About the only thing negative that Jessica Newton did on Saturday was draw a yellow card. And even that was questionable. The sophomore broke the school record with five goals and five assists as Garden City demolished Redlands, 13-2 at Broncbuster Stadium. It...
Five Guys tests new menu option in Kansas
TOPEKA (KSNT) – The fast food chain Five Guys is testing out a new food option at three locations in Kansas starting next month. Five Guys announced in a press release on Tuesday, Aug. 27 it will be putting the ‘patty melt’ on its menu for Five Guys locations in Salina, Topeka and Manhattan. This […]
She just graduated from BV Northwest. Now she’s a ‘KC Superstar.’
High school students from across the Kansas City area took the stage in sequined jumpsuits, floor-length gowns and slicked-back hairdos to perform in the KC SuperStar’s 15th annual Finals singing competition Sunday night. The annual contest, styled after “American Idol,” was held at Yardley Hall on the campus of...
Bud Light unveils KU, K-State team cans ahead of 2024 season
WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - Bud Light, Kansas and K-State debuted new custom cans and packaging ahead of the 2024 season for fans who are 21 and older. The Jayhawks and Wildcats are among 26 teams represented by the limited-edition cans. Each displays official team colors and prominent team logos. The...
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