How about we go to a garden store? Or, what if the garden store could come to you? Today we’ll meet an innovative young rural-preneur who has created a mobile system to bring vegetables, herbs, ornamentals and plant care information to the public. Renata Goossen is the founder of Renata’s Garden in her hometown of Potwin.
John Joseph (Jack) Knotts, Jr., age 90, of Eureka, Kansas, passed away May 25, 2022, at Midland Hospice, Topeka, Kansas. Jack was born in Hollywood, California, on April 3, 1932, to John J. Knotts, Sr. and Esther (Dumond) Knotts.
Jack Lee Edwards, 82, of McPherson, KS, passed away peacefully on Sunday, May 29, 2022, at The Cedars, McPherson. Funeral arrangements are with Stockham Family Funeral Home, McPherson. (website: www. stockhamfamily.com)
WASHINGTON — The Biden administration is preparing to ship out to the states millions of COVID-19 vaccines for children under 5 in the coming weeks, likely ending months of waiting for parents and caregivers.
FOSTER AGENCIES HAVE SPENT YEARS TRYING TO PREVENT CHILDREN FROM SLEEPING IN OFFICES AND BOUNCING BETWEEN FOSTER HOMES, BUT THE PROBLEMS CONTINUE. TOPEKA, Kansas — Foster children still regularly sleep in offices instead of homes despite the Kansas Department for Children and Families settling a lawsuit by agreeing to end the practice.
MCPHERSON – It’s not the typical way that the McPherson Public Library likes to check out, but recent structural damage to the building has forced the library to close up for the next three weeks until construction has finished repairing the building.
WICHITA – It was McPherson County domination at the Class 2A state track/field championships for the boys as Moundridge and Inman both finished in the top three just five points apart with the Wildcats bringing home the state championship trophy.
Dear Amy: My first wife, “Stacey,” and I married young. She loved me.
The first time I visited Bill Wittenbrink’s home was the summer before I reached 9th grade. I went to school with one of his grandchildren, and I was invited to a small party to go swim at their pond. That was my first time meeting Bill and his family, and he made an immediate impression on me. I had never seen such a special place for someone to call home. The property is beautifully secluded, with plenty of trees for cover. There is a pond that sits in front of the house, and a path leading to a large dock accompanied by a small table and set of chairs. To the far right is Bill’s bridge, resting above the pond.
WICHITA, Kansas – Once again, the climax to the high school boys and girls track and field season came to a close at Cessna Stadium in Wichita, Kansas, with the McPherson High School boys team finishing 15th and the girls taking 12th.