Released: July 31, 2020 Think safety first when canning food at home K-State’s Blakeslee says preparation is key to preserving foods successfully MANHATTAN, Kan. – Ame... Read more
For more than 100 years, Eudora had a weekly newspaper. “We were able to have a sports reporter, somebody that would come out when we had a structure fire and report on it,” said Mayor Tim R... Read more
For the week of Feb. 18, 2019 Proud to be a millennial By Jackie Mundt, Pratt County farmer and rancher I have a confession. I am proud to be a millennial. Admittedly, there are many... Read more
February is Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month and in honor of that, I thought I would talk about teens and dating relationships. Teens are starting to have dating relationships soo... Read more
Many will celebrate Valentine’s Day in February sharing sweet treats and kind sentiments, but drivers are reminded that February is also Aggressive Driving Awareness month. AAA Kansas encour... Read more
After the holidays, many municipalities allow old Christmas trees to be placed curbside. Trees are then collected and ground up for mulch or burned. If you miss the designated date, or your... Read more
The holiday season is quickly approaching and many of us are starting to feel the giving spirit. Many people struggle to pay bills, procure healthy foods, and maintain a healthy lifestyle. T... Read more
It is National Domestic Violence month in October and this is the perfect time to bring awareness and prevention for future domestic violence actions. For the month of October, I will have a... Read more
Once again, our screens have recently been inundated with pictures of communities devastated by a natural disaster. As the damaging floodwaters of Hurricane Florence have wreaked havoc on No... Read more
Topeka, KS—Ken Selzer, CPA, Kansas Commissioner of Insurance, urges Kansans to know how to handle flood insurance questions following the Labor Day weekend weather events in Central Kansas.... Read more
