2026 News Archive
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Red Demon soccer uses quick start to beat Lawrence Free State
It took senior Alejandro Marquez just 90 seconds to open up the scoring in the state quarterfinal against Lawrence Free State on Monday night at Memorial Stadium. His shot from outside of the box was...
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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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