A World Divided by Fear
Clay Center, Kansas – What happens when your life, your country . .
February 2022
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Fundraiser scheduled for young Hays cancer patient
Styles Dance Center is holding a benefit for one of its young dancers battling Stage 4 Hodgkin’s lymphoma. The fundraiser will take place at 6:30 p.m.
Dangerous Stunts On Galloping Horses Featuring Trixie Chicks Entertainment For EquiFest Of Kansas
“Trick riding, or ‘trick and fancy riding,’ is the art of performing dangerous stunts on a galloping horse.” EquiFest of Kansas at Salina, March 18-19-20, will feature elite trick riding presentations according to Justine Staten. Executive director of the Kansas Horse Council, Staten said, “Trixie Chicks from Poplarville, Mississippi, will entertain during the ranch rodeos.” Trixie Chicks Trick Riders LLC, professional performance team.
More than foot of snow likely in parts of Kansas, Missouri
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — A winter storm set to move across the country this week could drop more than a foot of snow in parts of Missouri and Kansas and, more ominously, coat trees and power lines with freezing rain.
Jenny Ifft says successful cow-calf producers are “risk experts.”
“They face multiple sources of risk every day,” said Ifft, an agricultural policy specialist with K-State Research and Extension. “Forage production can vary dramatically based on when or how much it rains. If the market tanks the month before they sell their herd, a producer’s profit could be wiped out.”
Kansas Sorghum Growers board elections
COLWICH, Kan. — Kansas Grain Sorghum Producers Association members elected board members, heard legislative updates, reviewed and approved 2022 resolutions, and held board elections for three district tiers at the groups recent annual meeting.
When Plans Change
This past holiday season was wonderful and busy at our home with children, grandchildren, and friends. Afterwards, my wife and I decided that we would schedule some travel dates for the upcoming year. So on January 2nd we sat down with the calendar and had a great time.
K-State Crop Talk Webinar Series – join us Mondays 12:00-1:00 pm
In 2021, a new series of hour-long webinars was launched with great success. For 2022, the K-State Crop Talk webinar series is back and will be focused on agronomic topics targeted for northwest and north central Kansas growers. Topics range from soil fertility, weed management, cover crops, and weather resources.
“Be the Light”: TMP Pop Singers to perform for the community
Thomas Moore Prep is hosting their annual Pop Singers dinner show this weekend at Dreiling Theatre. The show will feature around 20 students performing, alongside the efforts of cast and crew who have helped organize the production.
Hays Area Planning Commission passes eight new business proposals
The Hays Area Planning Commision passed eight new business proposals under the consideration of Mayor Mason Ruder and Vice Mayor Michael Berges, as well as commissioners Shaun Musil, Sandy Jacobs and Reese Barrick, PhD. The city meeting was held on January 27 and passed all presented requests by unanimous vote, 4-0.