News from our members
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Attorneys for former police chief who led Kansas newspaper raid want to drop him as a client
August 3, 2026
By Sherman SmithKansasReflector.comTOPEKA — The attorneys for former Marion Police Chief Gideon Cody have asked the court to withdraw from his criminal case because of…
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Carriage Factory to offer three-day watercolor workshop
August 3, 2026
The Carriage Factory Art Gallery will host a three-day watercolor workshop led by artist Susan Bartel.“A Poppy for August” will meet from 12:15 to 1:15…
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Hesston offering ‘silent book club’
August 3, 2026
Readers are invited to enjoy an evening of quiet reading and conversation during the next Hesston Silent Book Club gathering at the Hesston Public Library.The…
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Faith & Life Bookstore to host children’s storytime and book signing
August 3, 2026
Children and their families are invited to a special storytime and book signing with author Dr. Richard Crowder at Faith & Life Bookstore.The event will…
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Events calendar
August 3, 2026
Have an event to add? Send like information to [email protected] August 4 5:30 p.m. — Beat the Heat Barrel Series, Newton Saddle Club Arena, 701…
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Riley County commission opts to not renew road and bridge sales tax
August 3, 2026
Riley County commissioners on Monday chose to not add the renewal of a 0.2% countywide retailers sales tax to the Election Day ballot. The tax generates about $2.5 million annually for road and...
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Westmoreland woman arrested after crash on Saturday
August 3, 2026
Police arrested an intoxicated Westmoreland woman after a man required medical treatment involving a crash Saturday at 9:57 p.m. near the intersection of Tuttle Creek Boulevard and Marlatt Avenue.
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Man deemed unfit for trial in Lawrence woman’s stabbing death, will be treated at Larned
August 3, 2026
Aaron Wright was set to stand trial this week in the stabbing death of a Lawrence woman, but his competency evaluation prompted a Douglas County judge t
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One Flight, Fifty-Eight Years in the Making
August 3, 2026
Andrew Bilyeu’s Honor Flight to Washington, D.C., became an unforgettable journey of remembrance, gratitude and welcome. By Laura Lombardi On June 15, 2026, Wellington resident…
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Manhattan surveys residents for city forestry research
August 3, 2026
Residents and visitors may notice newly planted trees in Manhattan along Bluemont Avenue, Colorado Street and Yuma Street with QR code signs that read, “Get to know THIS tree!”
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