2026 News Archive
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Kansas gets $4.5 million to expand special education teacher apprenticeships
By Kansan StaffTOPEKA — Kansas will use a new $4.5 million federal grant to expand apprenticeship opportunities for people seeking to become licensed special education…
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The Amish Cook: Home was a hive of busy bees
This week The Amish Cook offers up a recipe for homemade pizza pockets. [Amish365] By Gloria YoderDawn is getting ready to break in an hour… Login to continue reading Login
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The Political Storm of 2026
By: Mark R. JoslynWill Kansas Republicans take back the Governor’s office?Can they hold the Senate seat for another six years? Suddenly, neither answer looks certain.…
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Celebrating National Newspaper Week
Back in the early days of my community journalism career, the mail room was a busy place at midnight. That’s where the daily newspapers would…
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LETTER TO THE EDITORChanges under way at local museum
To the editor: So many changes are in the air at the First City Museum. There are many new volunteers. These include mother and son,… Login to continue reading Login
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Lansing volleyball team hitting its stride
The 2026 Lansing High School volleyball team might be even more vicious than last year’s edition. And, in case you forgot, the 2025 Lions played…
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Old-timers show the way during fall fishing
Ken KieserOctober is an excellent fishing month when bluegill, bass and crappie are gorging for winter. Fall fishing began for me in the 1960s. Crappie…
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