Kansas Profile – Now That's Rural: Miss Able, astromonkey
By Ron Wilson, director of the Huck Boyd National Institute for Rural Development at Kansas State University Kansas has been home to several astronauts: Ron… Login to continue reading Login…
October 2023
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Playoffs begin, Hays to see Valley Center at home
By Hailey Chapman Hays Daily News The No. 7 Hays High Indians are coming up on a week nine match up with the Valley Center… Login to continue reading Login…
Monarchs travel to Larned for postseason
By Hailey Chapman Hays Daily News 2A football’s race to the state championship begins this week, with Thomas More Prep-Marian matched up against the Liberal… Login to continue reading Login…
Dish the Dirt
By Ruth Nicolaus Kansas Biggest Rodeo has been recognized as having the best arena conditions for horses and barrel racers in the Prairie Circuit. For… Login to continue reading Login…
Tigers Upend No. 25 Ranked Ichabods in Hays
By FHSU Sports Information Fort Hays State Volleyball ended a long losing streak on their home floor to Washburn on Tuesday night (Oct. 24) with… Login to continue reading Login…
FHSU's Docking Institute releases 2023 Kansas Speaks survey
By FHSU University Communications The Docking Institute of Public Affairs recently released the annual Kansas Speaks Survey of public opinion. A panel of 485 adult… Login to continue reading Login…
Ask Amy: A large loan outlasts the lender
By Amy Dickinson Tribune Content Agency Dear Amy: My husband “George” lent our friend “Steve” $60,000. George died several months after the loan was made.… Login to continue reading Login…
Vitamins for macular degeneration coincide with new cramps
By Keith Roach, M.D. DEAR DR. ROACH: I have been told at the age of 70 that I have early stages of the eye disease… Login to continue reading Login…
Blue and red states slash taxes despite warnings of hard times ahead
By Kevin Hardy, Kansas Reflector With a $750 million budget surplus on hand, there was little doubt whether North Dakota lawmakers would cut taxes earlier… Login to continue reading Login…
KU research: Human-driven climate change to amplify risk of toxin concentration in U.S. lakes
By Tim Carpenter Kansas Reflector Environmental and health regulators in Kansas routinely notify the public when lake concentrations of blue-green algae surged to levels that… Login to continue reading Login…