TOPEKA — Gov. Laura Kelly signed a bill designed to help people with disabilities establish tax-advantaged savings accounts with the state treasurer’s office that wouldn’t undermine eligibility for other assistance programs.
Opening Friday night, TMP-Marian presented their production of Clue. Inspired by his wife’s love for the 1985 film, Director Travis Grizzell has led a talented group of students through weeks of preparation.
A few years ago, Isaac Larsen attended a wedding at a pioneer church in Minnesota. After the ceremony, he wandered around a cemetery by the church.
As students, we study hard, spending late nights in the library testing our mental capacity so that we can build a solid foundation for our future. We go on ramen diets, budgeting around the cost of books, rent and tuition, all so that we can earn the job of our dreams.
Dear Readers, I didn’t pay much mind to Day One but then I never do. In my defense, I don’t know anyone who lives on The Plains who makes a fuss or lets a windy day stop them from going about their business.
TOPEKA – Kansas State Treasurer Lynn Rogers will host an unclaimed property search in Hays, KS on Tuesday, Apr. 12. Residents are invited to meet the Treasurer to search for unclaimed property and ask questions about the work of the State Treasurer’s Office.
LDI is excited to announce the deadline for the TechUp ToolUp Scholarship & Tool Allowance Program has been extended to April 30 for qualifying students interested in becoming diesel mechanics. LDI will purchase the standard toolbox and tools, and a portion of the students’ tuition.
Several K-State Research & Extension Districts will be offering a Hazardous Occupation Safety Training in Agriculture or Tractor and Farm Safety Course on Saturday, April 30th from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. in Hill City at the Graham County Fairgrounds 4-H Building.
TOPEKA — When the University of Kansas wanted to encourage students to take a COVID-19 test upon returning to campus for the 2020 fall semester, administration turned to a team of behavioral scientists for advice.
A researcher was convicted on Thursday of illegally concealing work he was doing for China while employed at the University of Kansas. But U.S.