2026 News Archive
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Lawrence Humane Pet of the Week: Cowboy is fixin’ to find his partner for the road
If you mix the image of a saddle-worn rancher with the goofy grin of Scooby-Doo, you’d get something close to Cowboy, this week's Pet of the Week.
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In the garden: Dealing with Bermudagrass
By: Scott Eckert Bermudagrass has its place but when it is growing where it isn’t wanted it can be a real pain to deal with.… Login to continue reading
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From Many to One—E Pluribus Unum
Dear Readers, I remember when we celebrated the Fourth of July on the Fourth of July. Around these parts whether that happens or not is…
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Sam McDowell: There’s a voice missing from Kansas City’s World Cup story
Sam McDowellThe Kansas City Star (TNS) KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Eric Wahl began the trek to his first in-person men’s World Cup match from the… Login to continue reading Login
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Woman experiences difficulty walking due to heaviness in legs
By Keith Roach, M.D. DEAR DR. ROACH: I’m an 83-year-old female who’s in good health. I don’t take any prescriptions, and I’m not overweight. I…
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Rains recharge Smoky Hill Wellfield by one to three feet
By Gaille PikeSpecial to the Hays Daily News Wells in the Smoky Hill Wellfield are up between one and three feet, according to Jeff Crispin,…
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Kansan writer inducted into Mex-Am Hall of Fame Second HOF induction in a year for Schnabel
By Chad FreyNewton Kansan Mark Schnabel has spent more than 40 years as a sports journalist in Newton, working for Newton Kansan. And with spending…
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Battle begins to save sweet corn from earworm
K-State Extension news service MANHATTAN — Many home gardeners understand a sad truth about the corn earworm: the little critter loves sweet corn just as…
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Asking Eric: Cousin’s AI manipulation mars treasured family photo
By R. Eric ThomasTribune Content Agency Dear Eric: Yesterday a cousin sent me a photo of a group of family members taken the morning after… Login to continue reading Login
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Kansans are rebuilding some of the ancient city of Etzanoa. Now you can visit it
By Roger NomerKansas News Service With up to 20,000 people, it was one of the most important ancient cities in what’s now the United States.…
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