MCPHERSON – There are 449 high schools in Kansas and one KSHSAA Performing Arts School of Excellence award up for grabs, but McPherson High School was announced as the 2021-2022 winner on Thursday, September 1.
OVERLAND PARK, Kan. (AP) The Republican candidate for governor in Kansas said Thursday that if he is elected he will respect voters’ overwhelming rejection of an amendment that would have removed the right to abortion from the state’s constitution.
A Kansas school district has settled a lawsuit filed by a teacher who was suspended because she refused to use a student’s preferred pronouns. A Kansas school district will pay a former middle school teacher $95,000 to settle a lawsuit she filed after she was disciplined for refusing to use a student’s preferred pronouns, her attorneys announced Wednesday.
Speaking Truth Clay Center, Kansas – Polarizing people. There is no neutral ground.
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HAYS, KANSAS — Kansas farmers battered by drought and heat now have more weather to worry about — in outer space. An expected surge in solar flares over the next several years will likely send massive bursts of radiation hurtling toward our atmosphere.
MCPHERSON – The city of McPherson and the trees within Lakeside Park are facing a tough decision, as the city is weighing the possibility of beginning construction on a new retaining wall lining the Lakeside waterway that could potentially take out trees in the process.
Lindsborg Old Mill & Swedish Heritage Museum is inviting the community to pick out some work clothes, roll up their sleeves, and come out on Saturday, Oct. 1 to spruce up the museum’s buildings and grounds.
HAYS, KANSAS — Even for a perennially dry region like western Kansas, this year sticks out. Barely any rain.
MCPHERSON – In an attempt to help promote emergency preparedness and clean energy, the United States Department of Agriculture has invested $639,854 in 15 communities across rural Kansas. The large investment will help the construction of critical infrastructures in the 15 Kansas communities to help reduce and save energy, and one of the communities chosen was Lindsborg.