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Ex-presidential hopeful Keyes to stump for Anderson from Kingman to Coffeyville
Those who want to see former ambassador and presidential candidate Alan Keyes - in Kansas to campaign for congressional candidate Jim Anderson - will have plenty of opportunity.
The Hutchinson News, Hutchinson Kansas
Reno Co. changes its bridge approach
Reno Co. changes its bridge approach Policy gives flexibility on whether to replace bridges More than 20 river bridges on rural roads in Reno County would not be rebuilt when worn out or destroyed under guidelines of a proposed county bridge replacement policy.
Powerball Ticket Winner Comes Forward
The person holding a Powerball lottery ticket worth $96 million dollars has come forward.
The most successful tour of downtown Peabody in history took place last weekend.
The Kansas Board of Accountancy has announced that 53 candidates successfully passed the computerized examination in the July/August 2009 exam window.
Where Eastern Kansas ends and Western Kansas begins is an entire column in itself, but for practical purposes, if you fold the map in half, the north-south highway closest to the fold is Kansas Highway 14.
Theis joined Conway Bank's branch at Kellogg and Main in July, setting herself up for a 60-mile, one-way commute from Cunningham, where her daughter, Erika, is a high school senior.
Howard Dean Stucky, age 78, a former resident of Penalosa and Hutchinson, Kan., went home to be with the Lord on Friday, Sept.
Old photo evokes fond memories
Young Bill Armstrong was justifiably proud of his 1936 Chevy roadster, a bright yellow car with flashy red wheels.
Poll: Most want four-lane highway from Garden City to Dodge City
Establishing a four-lane highway from Garden City to Dodge City should be the top transportation goal for the Southwest Kansas Coalition, many voters in the latest GCTelegram.com poll said.
Recycling program to teach good habits
Anyone who has left an afternoon lecture in Budig Hall with a wrapper stuck to the bottom of a shoe or a book bag that has absorbed a Coke stain from the floor can attest to the litter problem in some campus classrooms.
Boyer is driven by family ties
Like a lot of people, there are certain elements of Clark Boyer's life that can't be separated from his family legacy.
United States Department of Justice
A pipeline company and two of its former operating firms will jointly pay a civil penalty of $3.65 million to resolve violations of the Clean Water Act resulting from anhydrous ammonia spills in Nebraska and Kansas, the Justice Department and U.S. Environmental Protection Agency announced today.
The Hutchinson News, Hutchinson Kansas
Published online 8/11/2009 9:20 AM Police reports Hutchinson Police Department Monday, 7:27 a.m. - David P. Curiel, 33, reported that sometime overnight, someone threw a homemade bottle bomb in his front lawn, damaging the grass.
Moving at the Speed of Creativity
Notes from LoTi Administrator Institute led by Dean Mantz
This is part 2 of my notes from the 3 August 2009 LoTi Administrator Institute led by Dean Mantz in Kingman, Kansas.
Moving at the Speed of Creativity
Podcast325: Implementing a Shared Vision for Digital Learning in Kingman, Kansas
Scott is continuing to lead his district to implement a bold strategic plan which was collaboratively created three years ago.
Summer concert rocks the prairie
MidWest RockFest had its second concert installment Saturday at Wellington Lake.
KU Alumni Association welcomes new students with picnic in Kingman
New University of Kansas students and their parents from Barber, Harper, Kingman and Pratt counties will be welcomed into the KU family at the Jayhawk Generations Welcome Picnic at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, July 15, in Kingman.
Man Dies in Kingman Co. Farming Accident
A man dies in a farm accident in Kingman County. Neighbors say he was helping a friend with some work this afternoon, when a combine rolled over him.