SALINA, Kansas – For the McPherson High School baseball team, all the boxes were checked except for one entering the class 4A state tournament – which would be the school’s first ever state baseball title. After Friday evening’s championship game concluded, that final box was checked for the Bullpups as they defeated the Tonganoxie Chieftans 5-2 at Dean Evan’s Stadium in Salina.
HAYS, Kansas — The COVID-19 pandemic hit air travel hard. The number of canceled flights skyrocketed, airlines hemorrhaged billions in losses and a lack of passengers turned once-bustling airports into ghost towns.
NEWTON, Kansas – It was a mixture of sweet, bitter, and just a hint of what could’ve been for the McPherson High School golf team as Mother Nature decided to cancel day two of the state tournament, which gave the Bullpups a third-place finish.
GREAT BEND – After scoring two come from behind wins, the Little River baseball team ran out of come back juice in the Class 2-1A State Championship game on Friday and lost 5-4 to Mission Valley. In their state quarterfinal game, the Redskins gained a 7-5 victory over Elkhart after being down 4-0 and then in the state semi-final matchup with unbeaten and top-seeded Colony/Crest, Little River overcame a five-run deficit to take the game into overtime before winning 10-8 and giving them a shot at a state championship.
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The Ellis County Attorney’s decision to not prosecute election bribery signals that the trend of picking and choosing which crimes to prosecute is no longer confined to major U.S. cities with progressive prosecutors. And that is a very dangerous sign for freedom in Kansas.
The same day that a shooter opened fire at a school in Uvalde, Texas, I attended my son’s fifth-grade graduation. The same day that 19 students from that school died, along with two teachers, I stood next to my husband and applauded after our camera-shy son took a certificate from his teacher.
Dear Amy: “Mary” and I were acquaintances in college. We didn’t talk for years after graduating but would see each other sometimes at bars and say hello.
TOPEKA — Kansas is awarding $7 million to 11 transportation projects across the state through the Cost Share Program. The state-run initiative is intended to improve safety, job retention and growth, and improve access and mobility to cities and counties through transportation.
“We don’t know where to start.” Matt and Judy sat down in my office and began to tell me about their lives. Matt had worked thirty years at two different companies.