2026 News Archive
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Dennis Cook to retire as Aggieville Business Association president
After 30-plus years in positions serving Aggieville — including 15 on the Aggieville Business Association — Dennis Cook announced his intent to retire as the association’s director once it finds a...
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This weeks Kpreps.com rankings
Four area teams remain in the top five of the weekly Kpreps.com rankings, heading into the sectional round of the playoffs.
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UG, Chiefs, State Resolve Legal Issues And Reach Next Milestone in Stadium Project
TOPEKA – Governor Laura Kelly and Mayor Christal E. Watson today jointly announced a cooperative agreement has been reached with the Unified Government (UG) of Wyandotte County/Kansas City and the...
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Resurfacing project along U.S. 283 underway in Ford/Clark counties
The Kansas Department of Transportation has started a resurfacing project along U.S. 283 from the U.S.54/283 junction north to the U.S. 56/283 junction in Ford/Clark counties.
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Riley County commissioners approve letter of support for ATA bus grant
Riley County commissioners approved a letter of support in a 2-0 vote Monday for the Flint Hills Area Transportation Agency's application for federal funding, reaffirming the county’s financial...
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Governor Kelly Announces $226 Million for Second Year of the Kansas Rural Health Transformation Program
TOPEKA – Governor Laura Kelly today announced that Kansas has received an additional $225,896,116.63 for Year 2 of the Rural Health Transformation Program (RHTP), a federal grant administered by the...
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Rising gravel and salt prices to increase Riley County road maintenance costs
Riley County will pay more for gravel and road salt next year, increasing costs for road maintenance and winter operations, public works director John Ellermann told county commissioners Monday.
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