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Consider the differences between assistance dogs
August 4, 2026
I believe there is a lot of confusion around the types of assistance dogs we see in public places. In this article, I hope to…
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How do you rank your quality of life?
August 4, 2026
Our country is the undisputed global leader in military spending, tech innovation and economic output, but it ranks lower than other developed nations in areas…
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Seized CBD shop reopens under new name, selling infused coffee
August 4, 2026
Buzzed and baked? Almost two years after police raided local CBD store American Shaman, the company is set to open a cafe — selling coffee containing marijuana — in the same location.
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Heart lives on in Basehor transplant recipient
August 4, 2026
Chris Martin received a heart transplant two years ago. He recently met the donor’s family.Submitted Beth KornegaySpecial to the Times Twenty-six years ago, Basehor resident…
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RED CARPET GALA
August 4, 2026
The River City Community Players celebrated the 50 Years in the Spotlight Red Carpet Gala Saturday for about 100 guests and supporters at J.W. Crancers.…
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Riley County approves temporary access agreement for Deep Creek lagoon
August 4, 2026
Riley County commissioners unanimously approved a temporary right-of-entry and access agreement Monday, allowing county crews to begin maintenance at the Deep Creek Sewer Benefit District lagoon.
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Riley County lowers speed limit on roads near Ogden
August 4, 2026
Riley County commissioners on Monday unanimously approved lowering the speed limit on three roads in Ogden following a traffic study.
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Riley County commissioners discuss possible data center regulations
August 4, 2026
Riley County officials on Monday reviewed how the county should approach potential data center development as the technology becomes more common and communities across Kansas consider regulations.
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RCPD to arm court screeners, return officer to patrol
August 4, 2026
The Riley County Police Department is arming two district court screeners as part of a security change designed to enhance courthouse safety while returning an officer to patrol duties.
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Kansas men’s hoops signs a five-year contract to play in the Players Era Festival through 2030-31
August 4, 2026
By DAVE SKRETTA AP Sports WriterLAWRENCE, Kan. (AP) — Kansas has signed a five-year contract for the Jayhawks to participate in the Players Era Festival, tying one of college basketball’s storied...
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