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Swedes Compete in Tabor Invite

Monday, April 24

By: Bethany College Athletics HILLSBORO, Kan. (bethanyswedes.com) - The Bethany College Swedes competed at the Tabor College Invite in Hillsboro, Kansas.While still battling cooler conditions and wind, the Swedes came away with 27 personal bests, 10 event finalists, 6 top-3 finishes, 5 event champions and... Read More.

McPherson Area Swimmers Bring Home 1st in Salina South Meet

Monday, April 24

By Grant Barrett, Ad Astra Radio SALINA, Kan. - After finishing within the top three at every meet this season, the McPherson Girls were able to bring home gold for the first time on Friday, as they competed against ten other schools in a meet... Read More.

Blue Dragon Men Capture 6 Event Titles at Tabor Invite

Monday, April 24

Hutchinson CC Sports Information HILLSBORO, Kan. (bluedragonsports.com) – The Hutchinson Community College men's track and field team won five individual events and one relay while posting 15 Top 3 finishes on Saturday at the Tabor College Invitational at Wiens Stadium.Ezekiel Seamster and Sharim Hamilton were double-event... Read More.

Bulldogs Sweep Southwestern with Two Extra Inning Wins

Monday, April 24

By: McPherson College Athletics WINFIELD, Kan. (macbulldogs.com) — Extra innings were needed in both games Saturday (Apr. 22), and both times the McPherson College Bulldogs exploded offensively to complete the sweep of the Southwestern College Moundbuilders in Winfield, Kan.Down to their last out in the... Read More.

Kansas Governor Signs Bipartisan Water Funding Plan

Friday, April 21

TOPEKA, Kan. (KNS) - Kansas Governor Laura Kelly has signed into law a bipartisan funding plan to preserve water. The plan helps address a growing water crisis in the western part of the state.The new Kansas law adds $35 million this year for state... Read More.

Kansas Revenue Forecast Expects Surplus to Grow to $3 billion, Pending Tax Cuts

Friday, April 21

By Sherman Smith, Kansas Reflector TOPEKA, Kan. — Budget analysts and economists expect cooling inflation and modest growth to push state revenues slightly higher than expected over the next couple of years, preserving a surplus cushion of billions of dollars.The projection is expected to shape... Read More.

Bullpup Tennis Claims Third in Thursday’s Maize Invitational, Highlighted by Archer’s 1st Place Finish

Friday, April 21

By Grant Barrett, Ad Astra Radio MAIZE, Kan. - Three out of the four McPherson entries reached the semifinals of the Maize Invitational on Thursday, as they competed against seven other teams where they finished third overall.“Much better day to play tennis.” noted McPherson Head... Read More.

Summer Camp Opportunities Available Through the Hutchinson Zoo

Thursday, April 20

HUTCHINSON, Kan. – Looking for a great outdoor learning opportunity for your kids this summer? Sign them up for the Hutchinson Zoo’s summer camp program.This summer the zoo is transforming your kids into Ecosystem Explorers. Campers will explore a different ecosystem every day of... Read More.

PHMS Students to Put On Second Annual Spring Market this Sunday

Thursday, April 20

HUTCHINSON, Kan. – Students at Prairie Hills Middle School have been busy preparing for their second annual Spring Market on Sunday, April 23rd. Handmade and/or homemade items will be available to purchase from 2 to 4 p.m.Shop arts and crafts, delicious baked goods, jewelry,... Read More.

Kansas Governor Vetoes Bills Dealing with ‘Abortion Reversal’, Mail-in Ballots, Child Care

Thursday, April 20

By Rachel Mipro, Kansas Reflector TOPEKA, Kan. — Gov. Laura Kelly shot down a scientifically unsound “abortion reversal” bill, one of several pieces of legislation she rejected in a round of vetoes met with outrage from Republicans.Kelly announced her veto of House Bill 2264 Wednesday.... Read More.

Derby High Principal Resigns After Sparring with School Board

Thursday, April 20

DERBY, Kan. (KNS/KMUW) - A Kansas principal has resigned after sparring with school board members who challenged his anti-racism efforts at Derby High School. Tim Hamblin, a longtime principal of Derby High School, south of Wichita, announced in an email that he will leave... Read More.

No Mandatory Jail Time for Kansans with Suspended, Revoked Driver’s Licenses

Thursday, April 20

TOPEKA, Kan. (KNS) - Governor Laura Kelly has signed a bill to remove mandatory jail time for Kansans caught driving with a suspended or revoked license.People can lose their licenses because of issues like unpaid fines. If they’re caught driving without a valid license,... Read More.