Written by: Mary Lou Peter [email protected] MANHATTAN, Kan. – The closing of schools and preschools linked to the spread of the new coronavirus sent parents scrambling to find help in... Read more
By Roger Verdon Special to the Rural Messenger Young Rachel brought out the groceries she had gathered for me and put them in my trunk. Little did she know she was saving my life. I stayed i... Read more
– By Dylan Yoder We’d like to introduce a new, occasional columnist, Dylan Yoder. Dylan attends Haven High as a Junior and is involved in multiple extracurricular activities including... Read more
As we all know, the Coronavirus has recently snatched headlines around the world. More and more cases are reported each day and the virus itself seems to know very few limits geographically.... Read more
By Dylan Yoder Special to the Rural Messenger Kansas has officially become the first state to declare all public (in-person) schools to be suspended for the remainder of the school year. As... Read more
By Dylan Yoder In light of the current political situation at Washington, it’s very plain to see that people on both sides of the aisle are as riled up as ever when it comes to Presid... Read more
Drop in commodity markets causing anxiety for Kansas farmers Story by: Pat Melgares MANHATTAN, Kan. – A Kansas State University farm analyst says his phone has been ringing freque... Read more
MANHATTAN, Kan. — Based on the operational and workplace guidelines for state agencies shared over the weekend, the Kansas Department of Agriculture has made changes to plans for scheduled e... Read more
TOPEKA – (March 13, 2020) – A Kansas price-gouging law that prohibits profiteering by raising prices on items consumers find necessary because of the COVID-19 virus outbreak is now in effect... Read more
TOPEKA – (March 12, 2020) – Kansas Attorney General Derek Schmidt is urging consumers to use caution against scams involving COVID-19. “In any unsettled times, whether it be the aftermath of... Read more
