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Time to Fertilize Warm-Season Kansas Grasses
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June is the time to fertilize warm-season lawn grasses such as bermudagrass, buffalograss, and zoysiagrass. These species all thrive in warmer summer weather, so...
Weathering the storm: The psychological factor
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Not only do meteorologists master physics, they now must master psychology. Forecasters are finding that some people tune severe weather messages out or they...
Avoid car-buying potholes
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By Kansas Attorney General Derek Schmidt
Buying a car, whether new or used, is a major purchasing decision. Other than houses, cars are the largest...
Augusta: City council to consider new trail at Shryock Park
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The Augusta City Council listened to a proposal from City Manager Art Shaw and Assistant Manager Cody Simms for construction of a new trail...
Kansas Attorney General warns recent storm damage could attract illegal contractors
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Kansas Attorney General Derek Schmidt today reminded Kansas homeowners in areas damaged by recent severe weather to use caution during the cleanup and rebuilding...
Inman Police Department Severe Weather Statement 4/27
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The Inman Police Department has released the following statement on their facebook page:
The Inman Police Department wants to remind everyone of the probability of...
Gardening is a healthy activity for people of all ages
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When most people think about their garden, they think about the fresh vegetables they will be eating all summer. The vegetables are packed with...
Haven: Council updates pool pass prices and terms
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The Haven City Council approved a price change for City Pool Passes. All passes will now cost $20 per person and there will be...
Core Aeration of Cool-Season Lawns in Kansas
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If you are planning to core-aerate your tall fescue or Kentucky bluegrass lawn this spring, March or early-April is the time. Coring early in...
Vegetable garden soil preparation
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We are getting into the vegetable garden season time. In fact many of you have planted peas and potatoes already! Soil preparation is always a...