Wednesday Jul 1 | KTIC
This is day eight of the Kansas Wheat Harvest Reports, brought to you by the Kansas City Board of Trade, DeBruce Grain, the Kansas Grain & Feed Association and Kansas Wheat.
"Our View from Here," an exhibition of work from the North Central Kansas Art Association and curated by Jan Schoen, president of the association, will open with an artists' reception 2 to 4 p.m. today at Deines Cultural Center, 820 N. Main, Russell.
Finding a dry eye or a voice capable of producing speech Tuesday inside the Osborne County Courthouse after Kenneth Eugene Wilson was found guilty of the March 2008 murder of Portis resident Jeffery Scott Noel was a tough task.
Wilson found guilty in Portis murder
After deliberating for less than three hours Tuesday, an Osborne County jury found Kenneth Eugene Wilson guilty of the March 2008 murder of Jeffery Scott Noel.
Noel's wife takes stand in murder trial -,
Emotions ran high Wednesday at the trial of Salina resident Kenneth Eugene Wilson as the wife of slain Portis resident Jeffery Scott Noel took the stand and testified about the events of March 25, 2008, the day her home was burglarized and her husband was found murdered inside her home.
Nine jurors seated in Portis murder trial
Formal proceedings for the trial of Kenneth Eugene Wilson began Monday with jury selection.
Miller inducted into Newspaper Hall
Darrel and Ruth Miller set out in 1958 to try to make a living, publish a good newspaper, help their community and shed some light on what was needed in the community.
Organizers hope Osborne Co. tour first of state's Backroads -,
The organizers of an Osborne County historical tour agree -- stop No. 19 is their favorite on the 20-mile trip through some of the original homesteads in the county.
Calling all Kansas storytellers
The festival draws storytellers from across the nation each spring to the small town in Osborne County, located about three hours northwest of Wichita near the Nebraska border.
Three Kansas banks pass CRA exams
The federal regulator of national banks said three Kansas banks received satisfactory ratings on their Community Reinvestment Act examinations.
Arrest helps town begin to heal -,
The murder of Portis resident Jeffery Scott Noel in March left a significant impression on the communities within Osborne County.
Restoring old tractors to their prime gives retiree job securit
There are hundreds of years of history lined up in Junior VanderGiesen's "bone yard" in Smith Center, Kan.--from scrap tractors used for parts to plows that will only fit on their two-cylinder counterparts, ...
Out of more than 1,500 public schools in the state of Kansas, just 74 were recognized this fall with the Governor's Achievement Award for their students' performance on statewide reading and math tests.