Four New License Plates Coming Soon, Depicting Kansas Wildlife
WICHITA, Kan. (KSNW) — Four new Kansas license plates are coming soon. The plates will help fund conservation efforts for wildlife and fish at state parks.
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Kansas Will Need More Health Care Workers as Population Ages
OVERLAND PARK, Kan. (KNS) — Older Kansans are going to need more health care services as their population continues to grow. One healthcare expert recently told state lawmakers that Kansas is not prepared. A third of people over 65 are expected to need long-term...
Landmark Hotel to be Restored, Pending Grant and Historic Tax Credit
By Brenna Eller HUTCHINSON, KAN. — The Landmark Hotel, located on the corner of 5th and Main Street has recently been purchased by Michael and Laura Meyer Dick of Hutchinson. The two closed on the purchase of...
Update on State Fair Race Track Removal Discussion
By Lucky Kidd HUTCHINSON, Kan. — Discussions on the future of the race track at the Kansas State Fairground may be in the offing. The State Fair Board's executive committee met Thursday to discuss the racetrack, a plan for its removal having...
August Proclaimed National Shooting Sports Month
By Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks SHAWNEE, Kan. – The National Shooting Sports Foundation has once again announced that August is National Shooting Sports Month, and celebrating the passion millions of Americans have for target shooting is Governor Laura Kelly and the Kansas Department...
Registration Open for Counting KIDS Workshops Led by Laurel Murdie
By the Kansas State Department of Education KANSAS — Registration is open for the annual Counting KIDS Workshops led by Laurel Murdie, director of the Kansas State Department of Education’s Fiscal Auditing team.Make plans to attend one of the in-person sessions conducted at 11 locations...
Jake Gill Performing at Back to School Bash
Sponsored by Hopp's Sound and Sno Shack McPHERSON, Kan. — Throughout the last four and half years, Jake Gill has raised awareness for non-profit organizations around the US and around the world. Gill is excited to be bringing his performance to the community and families...
Iowa Tribe of Kansas and Nebraska Awarded Nearly $500K to Boost Internet Connectivity
By Kansas Commerce TOPEKA – Governor Laura Kelly announced today that a $498,000 broadband grant has been awarded to the Iowa Tribe of Kansas and Nebraska to enhance public Wi-Fi services at community hubs and replace outdated equipment. It will also establish a technology...
Scooter’s Coffee Unites with Wounded Warriors Family Support for Purple Heart Day
By Scooter's Coffee OMAHA, Neb. — With Purple Heart Day approaching on Aug. 7, Scooter’s Coffee will give customers the opportunity to support Wounded Warriors Family Support (WWFS), an organization that helps wounded veterans and their families heal, recover and connect with needed services and...
Governor Kelly Invites Public Input on Broadband Infrastructure Plan
By Kansas Office of the Governor TOPEKA, Kan. – Governor Laura Kelly announced on Aug. 2 that the Broadband Equity Access and Deployment (BEAD) Initial Proposal Volume 1 is available for public viewing and comment. The BEAD 5-Year Action Plan, along with Volume...
Reno County Stuff the Bus Event
HUTCHINSON, Kan. — Reno County is partnering up with Durham School Services and First Call for Help for Stuff the Bus at the Dillons Marketplace at 3200 Plaza East Dr., in Hutchinson on Aug. 4. If you would like to participate in...
Nominations Open for 2023 Coolest Thing Made In Kansas Contest
By the Kansas Manufacturing Council
Topeka, KAN. - The Kansas Manufacturing Council (KMC), an affiliated program of the Kansas Chamber, is looking for the
