The bacon, lettuce and tomato sandwich, commonly known as the BLT, is a classic. People who avoid meat for health or other reasons can enjoy the essence of a BLT in a wholesome sandwich full of tasty ingredients all their own.
Grief and loss are universal experiences that provide no handbook to navigate. Societal norms have created a deadline for grieving, as one life comes to an end their loved ones must continue on. Working, caring for others, living life with hopes of healing from an incurable void.
The Kansas Traffic Safety Resource Office recently announced the winners of its “SAFE Speaks” competition. SAFE, an acronym for Seatbelts Are For Everyone, is a free, student-led program for middle and high school students focusing on peer-to-peer promotion of traffic safety.
Today is Tuesday, March 8, the 67th day of 2022. There are 298 days left in the year.
Newspring Kansas Worship will be performing at Beach/Schmidt Performing Arts Center on Thursday, March 24 in the benefit concert Newspring For The Park. The Christian and gospel group is led by NewSpring Kansas Worship, the worship arts ministry of NewSpring Church in Wichita.
HAYS, Kansas — For women in abusive relationships, taking that first step to leave is often distressing enough. Now imagine facing that decision in a sparsely populated part of western Kansas where you’re miles from the nearest neighbor and hours from the nearest help.
WICHITA — The Kansas Turnpike Authority announces bids have been approved and contracts awarded on two upcoming Turnpike projects. Contract 7800 to remove an overhead KTA bridge at mile marker 55.507, and construct improvements on Main Street in Andover, KS, was awarded to Dondlinger & Sons Construction Co., Wichita, KS, for $370,069.90.
The City of Hays in partnership with KSU Big Creek Middle Smoky Hill River Watersheds is sponsoring World Water Day Fun Fest on March 17, from 10-12 located at Big Creek Crossing. The event takes place on World Water Day and is free of charge with handson activities that demonstrate water processes as well as conservation, water quality, soil and soil health, city infrastructure and wastewater treatment.
Hays native Jared Wasinger was recently promoted to Manhattan’s Assistant City Manager after six years as a city employee. The new position will allow Wasinger to aid in day-to-day management of City operations including staff supervision and administrative policy development, overseeing the IT division, directing the communications division and working with parking services, special projects and acting as liaison for the City and Riley County law enforcement.
Sportswriters just want to tell stories of their athletes and sources. Not only the good outcomes, but the struggles of reaching goals.