SEDGWICK – While Moundridge fans were pleased with both the boys and girls basketball teams scoring road wins over Sedgwick on Tuesday, it was a full celebration during the Lady Wildcats game when senior Kate Eichelberger recorded her 1,000-career point.
MCPHERSON – As a principal of an elementary school, one is required to wear many hats so that students and staff can grow in a positive school climate while feeling valued by those around them and that is exactly what one gets when entering the door of Washington Elementary School in McPherson.
Q: I hear all kinds of conflicting advice about what supplements to take and whether they are good or bad. Will fish oil increase my LDL? I have heart disease. Can you tell me if it matters if I take the ubiquinol or ubiquinone form of CoQ10? Should I take creatine daily and is creatine monohydrate the same as creatine phosphate? -- Douglas F., Chicago
DEAR DR. ROACH: I am a 71-year-old male, 6 feet 1 inch tall, weigh 240 pounds and have atrial fibrillation. It has not impacted my lifestyle. About 90 days ago I had meniscus surgery called a “clean out.” Afterward, my orthopedic surgeon said I should be much better, even though there was significant arthritis. The surgery has not provided me much relief. After examination yesterday, the doctor injected my knee with cortisone, explaining this was the last alternative before a knee replacement.
Dear Amy: My partner and I are eloping next month. I’m very excited, but my mother and sister keep complaining about my dress.
Houston Cougars (21- 5, 10-2 AAC) at Wichita State Shockers (13-10, 4-7 AAC) Wichita, Kansas; Sunday, 1 p.m. EST BOTTOM LINE: Wichita State hosts No.
SPEARVILLE – Going on the road Tuesday, the Little River boys and girls did what they needed to do and returned home with an eight-point, 47- 39 win for the girls and a 14-point, 50-36 victory for the Little River boys.
McPherson resident Cheyann LaShae Williams has been named to the Dean’s Honor Roll for their work in the fall 2021 semester, a distinction given to those who achieve the university’s highest academic standards.
TOPEKA — Republicans and Democrats on the House health committee voted Thursday to table consideration of a bill requiring no-bid contract extensions for Kansas Medicaid providers until the state’s attorney general delivered an opinion about legality of the maneuver.