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Woman, volunteers prepare for Thanksgiving feast
Thanksgiving still is two days away, but Timken resident Mary Leidig has been preparing for nearly a month.
Low visibility contributes to fatality in Rush County
Jennifer D. Wylie, a 24-year-old Hays resident, died in a vehicle accident Monday morning.
Mallory Grace Seltmann, daughter of Ryan and Melissa Seltmann, Hays, was born Oct.
Free Thanksgiving meal to be offered in Rush County -,
A free Thanksgiving dinner once again will be available to all Rush County residents.
La Crosse to try lighted Christmas parade -,
The Rush County Chamber of Commerce is trying something new this year with its annual Christmas Kickoff.
La Crosse man electrocuted in oilfield accident
A 52-year-old La Crosse man was electrocuted Monday at an oilfield site in southern Ellis County.
The issue of organized crime activity in Rush County is one that the county sheriff and La Crosse Police Departments are not adequately addressing in my opinion.
Marissa Anne Pechanec, daughter of Mark and Chelsea Pechanec, La Crosse, was born Aug.
Volunteers spruce up park, build bridge
The choreography was well-performed, obvious that the pair had been practicing. Rather than ballet shoes, however, these dancers were wearing work boots, shuffling their feet to the beat of the welder's arc underneath the sheets of steel they were standing on.
Emporia State University conferred degrees on more than 1,100 graduates during the institution's 142nd commencement May 16.
Rush Co. authorities make arrest after manhunt
Authorities have arrested a 23-year-old Rush County man on allegations he rammed a sheriff's deputy patrol car several times.
Monkey finally off Seemann's back
Do you agree with the Hays USD 489 school board's decision to raise workbook/material fees from $15 to $100 for all students? Yes No Results / 2 comments Suggest A Poll Question Monkey finally off Seemann's back " onclick="imagePopup ;" onload="hdnResize ;" /> [var top_story_head] Monkey finally off Seemann's back Published on -8/3/2009, 8:19 AM By ...
Yes No Emergency concern Published on -7/20/2009, 9:35 AM The emergency management plan for Rush County remains incomplete after almost two years of inaction on the part of the EM director.
8 Wonders of Kansas Customs contest announced
Customs are practices, the distinctive things that people do. In the latest contest to be announced by the Kansas Sampler Foundation, they're also described as quirky things; collections; and objects that define an event, area or tradition.
As farmers waited for the start of the 2009 wheat harvest, Bill Legleiter's 1974 Massey Ferguson simply chomped away at a field just north of Liebenthal.
It is often said that alcohol lowers your morality and changes your personality, which is a major reason why so much crime is associated with its use.
Paul and Joy Thomas, Auburn, announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Melissa Thomas, to Derrick Schlegel, son of Gene and Cheryl Schlegel, Alexander.
The message Thursday evening was loud and clear: Adjustments need to be made to the location of a proposed power line stretching from Spearville to Hays.
Debra Rogers, McCracken and the late David Rogers announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Emily Rogers, to Scott Keener, son of Jeff and Tacy Keener, Rush Center.