2026 News Archive
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City installing new playground and picnic shelter at Douglass Park
Work to install new playground equipment, safety surfacing and a picnic shelter at Douglass Park begins Wednesday.
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White scores 22, top recruit Stokes has 15 as No. 17 Kansas pulls away for 95-65 win over Fordham
By DAVE SKRETTA AP Basketball WriterLAWRENCE, Kan. (AP) — Tre White scored 22 points, top recruit Tyran Stokes added 15 in his Kansas debut, and the No. 17 Jayhawks overcame early stretches of sloppy...
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Kansas Tourism Awards $117,400+ for Tourism Marketing Projects
Lieutenant Governor and Secretary of Commerce David Toland today announced that $117,408 has been awarded to support 18 new tourism marketing projects across Kansas. These grants will help...
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KDOT gives update on road work south of Garden City
According to the Kansas Department of Transportation, there’s a lot of dirt moving on U.S. Highway 83 south of Garden City. Crews are doing earthwork for the new roadway alignment, building it up so...
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Riley County approves revised Heartland grant application
Riley County commissioners unanimously approved a revised Heartland grant application Monday that could provide additional funding for a program designed to attract new residents to the county.
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A Love of the Game Leaves a Lasting Mark
Avid pickleball player Sue Denny was the driving force behind the new pickleball courts near Eisenhower Elementary School. The courts have since been named in…
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!SAVE THE DATE! Sternberg benefit set for Nov. 20
A life-sized replica of a prehistoric marine reptile will headline an evening of auctions, music and local history Friday, Nov. 20, as three area organizations… Login to continue reading...
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What’s the new obsession with drinking water?
By Keith Roach, M.D. DEAR DR ROACH: Can you please explain to me what has changed over the years in regard to dehydration? I never… Login to continue reading Login
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