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Horse Guru Coming To ‘Fix’ Horses At EquiFest Of Kansas
“Problem horses must go back to school for learning to become responsive, useable and enjoyable horses for their owners.” Michael Gascon representing Gascon Horsemanship at Poplarville, Mississippi, is a teacher with experience. Handling more than 500 horses annually, Gascon will share his “teacher’s toolbox” during the Equi-Fest of Kansas in Salina.
Kansas man accused of autopsy fraud
TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) A Kansas man accused of fooling people into paying for autopsies that his company never performed plans to plead guilty to federal charges, according to court records.
Phone and Internet Discounts Available to CenturyLink Customers
The Kansas Corporation Commission designated CenturyLink as an Eligible Telecommunications Carrier within its service area for universal service purposes. CenturyLink’s basic local service rates for residential voice lines are $19.48 per month and business services are $32.75 per month. Specific rates will be provided upon request.
Assisted living residents lack right to appeal involuntary discharge
TOPEKA — Early-onset Alzheimer’s disease led to rancher Charles Imthurn’s placement in a Kansas assisted living facility and it was dementia that prompted his involuntary discharge. Imthurn’s wife, Rachel, said the facility providing care for her husband and five other Alzheimer’s patients with issues related to memory, thinking and behavior decided without warning to get out of that line of business.
Legislature can help Kansas lead nation in improving diabetics’ health
Andy Obermueller lives in Salina. He was diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes at age 8.
By ending Kansas’ sales tax on food, our state can live up to its ideals and help those in need
This Saturday we celebrated Kansas Day, noting our state’s beginnings and contributions to this nation. We have much to be proud of — our fields are rich with wheat, corn and soybeans, and our pastures are filled with cattle. The state has ample food produced right here in our communities.
Bullpup wrap-up: Wrestling, swimming, and bowling recaps
The McPherson High School wrestling, swimming, and bowling teams were all in action from last Monday (Feb. 1) to Tuesday (Feb. 8). Here are the recaps of their respective performance as part of this week’s Bullpup wrap-up.
LITTLE RIVER SWEEPS CANTON/GALVA
LITTLE RIVER – In a battle of former rivals, Little River played host Friday to Canton/Galva and managed to finish off the evening with two wins as the Lady Redskins dominated the Lady Eagles while the Redskin boys rallied in the fourth quarter to earn their win.
ELYRIA SWEEPS GOESSEL, GIRLS WIN BY 40, BOYS BY 6
GOESEEL – For the second time this week the Elyria Christian basketball teams went on the road Friday and came home with a clean sweep as the Eagle boys hung on to beat Goessel by six while the Lady Eagles buried the home team by 40.