HaysMed Clinics Announces New Providers
HAYS, KS – Four HaysMed clinics have added new providers recently. Tiffany DeWitt, APRN has joined the Urology Clinic.
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HaysMed Awards Licensed Practical Nurse of the Year Award
HAYS, KS – Karen Matal, LPN was recently recognized with the Lanita Smith LPN of the year award for her focus on quality patient care, compassion, service to others and willingness to do what is necessary to provide great customer service to those she works with and around.
New broadband initiative promises to aid 21,000-plus Kansas homes accessing internet
TOPEKA — More than 21,000 Kansas homes and businesses in areas that lack high-speed internet will soon see major improvements in web access for the first time through a state Department of Commerce initiative.
Mann, Marshall Lead Letter Demanding President Biden Relax Import Duties on Fertilizer
WASHINGTON, D.C. - Today, U.S. Representative Tracey Mann (KS) and U.S. Senator Roger Marshall, M.D. (KS) led 27 Members of Congress on a letter to President Biden demanding that his Administration waive import duties on fertilizer from the two countries.
Leaving Iowa
Performances August 2-6 Russell, KS – Leaving Iowa will be RCT’s 102nd production and will be sure to please any audience! Erik Eaton is behind the scenes with this production directing a cast full of talent and passion for the theater. The veteran cast, several of which have multiple characters to play, include Ray Brent, Everett Robert, Kelly Eaton, Georganna McCrary, Mason Eaton, Mitch Eaton, Joann Buchanan, Jess Eaton and Todd Chance.
Amid amendment rhetoric, here’s what abortion actually looks like in Kansas
TOPEKA — A typical abortion in Kansas involves a 20-something woman of color from Kansas or Missouri who is unmarried, already has at least one child, has never had an abortion before, is less than nine weeks from gestation and uses the drug mifepristone to terminate her pregnancy.
‘Robbed of the most precious thing’: Missile kills Liza, 4
VINNYTSIA, Ukraine (AP) — Liza, a 4-year-old girl with Down syndrome, was en route to see a speech therapist with her mother in central Ukraine when a Russian missile rained down from the sky. She never made it to the appointment.
$4 Billion Panasonic Electric Vehicle Battery Plant coming to DeSoto
Kansas Governor Laura Kelly announced Wednesday, July 13 Japan’s Panasonic Corp selected Kansas for a multimillion dollar mega-factory to produce electric vehicle batteries for Tesla and other carmakers.
Summer grind aims to cultivate new culture within Tiger Football
Early morning workouts, running until their legs go numb, the Tiger football team has put in the work this summer to prepare for the 2022 season. While weight training is not mandatory, it is highly suggested and according to strength and conditioning coach Doug Boucher - it is key to cultivating a core group of committed athletes to take the Tigers all the way.
How an increasingly brutal Kansas climate threatens cattle’s health and ranchers’ livelihoods
The weather event that killed thousands of cattle in southwest Kansas last month was a rare combination of extreme factors. But it highlights the ongoing risk that heat stress poses for cattle, especially as climate change pushes temperatures higher.