DEAR DR. ROACH: I am a 71-year-old woman in generally good health. The only prescription drugs I take are carbamazepine for seizures and ibandronate for osteoporosis. I’ve taken carbamazepine since 1996, after I suffered a second seizure. (I’ve had only two seizures in my life, the first in 1992.)
The Docking Institute of Public Affairs at Fort Hays State University was commissioned by Kansas Small Business Development Center’s FHSU Region to conduct a retail market gap analysis that covered 29 counties in northwest and northcentral Kansas.
In the upcoming elections, Kansans will vote on which candidate they want as their representative for the 111th district. Republican Incumbent Candidate Barb Wasinger is up for re-election against Democratic challenger Ed Hammond. Last Wednesday, candidates debated topics presented by Tim Carpenter of the Kansas Reflector and Pilar Pedraza of KAKE-TV news.
Dear Readers, I knew it was that time of year before the National Weather Service issued freeze and frost warnings for a third of the country, including most of Kansas. So I braced for it to the extent that I closed my window and made sure the thermostat was set to kick on if the house temperature dropped below 68 degrees. The heater did its job and I slept, quilted cozy warm. When I woke to a yard blanketed white, I wasn’t surprised. But because I also knew I was unprepared for Winter weather, shivers unrelated to cold ran down my spine and alarms went off in my head.
In the upcoming election for United States Senate, Republican Jerry Moran, Democrat Mark Holland and Libertarian David C. Graham are on the ballot.
The Kansas Leadership Center (KLC) has selected 87 organizations across Kansas – two from Hays – as 2023 Leadership Transformation Grant partners. The grants will help the partner organizations create a culture that embraces change, tackles problems and seizes opportunities.
The most recent letter from the incumbent representative for the 111th District of the Kansas House purports once again to separate fact from fiction. Once again, however, she uses misleading language and obfuscation to hide this fact: whatever interests she represents, they are not the interests of her district.
On Monday, October 17th, the campaigns for Democratic nominees for U.S. Senate Mark Holland (Kansas), Tom McDermott (Indiana), and Brian Bengs (South Dakota) have joined together to create the Heartland Senate Fund, a fundraising venture with the intention of working to make the heartland competitive for Democratic candidates for the U.S. Senate.
Today, Representative Sharice Davids hosted U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) Secretary Marty Walsh for a visit to Johnson County Community College’s (JCCC) Commercials Driver’s License (CDL) training program. Davids, who previously introduced legislation to support female truck drivers alongside Senator Jerry Moran, and Walsh spoke with students and faculty on how the federal government can address supply chain challenges and workforce needs, including in the trucking industry. The DOL helps fund certain JCCC CDL students through Workforce Partnership.
In late August, Rep. Heather Meyer was taking her son to school when she noticed something weird on her car’s windshield.