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The sweet return of K‑State’s Call Hall ice cream
MANHATTAN, Kan. — Jared Parsons knows what you’re thinking: where’s the ice cream?. While there’s been plenty of excitement for Kansas State University’s new Western Star Grain and Food Center — a new state-of-the-art interdisciplinary center for food and grain research, development and education — there’s also been a lot of buzz surrounding the return of Call Hall ice cream and other dairy products.
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New Topeka Casey’s ready to open Thursday
TOPEKA (KSNT) – A brand-new Casey’s is opening this Thursday in west Topeka. After a summer of construction, Casey’s will be opening its newest location in the Capital City at 6 a.m. on Oct.1 at 4020 SW Sixth Ave. This fully functioning gas station will include fresh hot sandwiches and cold subs, chicken tenders and […]
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Mayetta Days on Oct. 3 to celebrate town's 140th birthday
The 33rd annual Mayetta Days celebration will take place next Saturday, Oct. 3, and will include a variety of family-friendly activities, including a car and motorcycle show, a homemade bread contest, a street dance and a parade. This year also marks the town’s 140th birthday, according to event organizers.
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Topeka woman gives birth to twins months after brutal dog attack
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Topeka's historic Beauchamp's Gallery set to close | Exclusive
Paul Beauchamp was a World War II naval aviator but also a successful businessman who left a long legacy of artistry in Topeka. In 1958, he opened his own Ford agency in Lawrence, Kansas. Five years later, he decided to follow his first love, which was art. He opened in Topeka the Beauchamp's Gallery and Frame Shop, which flourished and eventually relocated to its present location at 3113 SW Huntoon St. In 2005, Bob and Kim Swain took over ownership of Beauchamp's Gallery and Frame Shop and have continued to keep the legacy of quality hand-crafted frames alive today. "He was 85 years old then, still working because he loved it. But his wife was having health issues and he needed to do something," Bob Swain told The Capital-Journal. "So we bought it and he continued to work for us up until the day he died. He was 90 years old." Beauchamp died in August 2010. And in coming months, Beauchamp's Gallery and Frame Shop will close its doors for the final time, barring sale to a new owner. Same style of business 20 years later Bob Swain, a BFA-trained painter, had received a five-year apprenticeship from Beauchamp, and since
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Amigos Locos restaurant opens for business in Hunter’s Ridge
TOPEKA (KSNT)- A brand-new Mexican restaurant has opened its doors just north of Topeka. Staff at Amigos Locos officially cut the ribbon Monday, Sept. 28 at their new restaurant in Hunter’s Ridge. The menu features fan favorites, like fried cheesecake, fajitas and enchiladas. It’s a blend of Mexican and Tex-Mex that caters to the local community. […]
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Gordon Ramsay bringing ‘Kitchen Nightmares’ to Topeka café
TOPEKA (KSNT) – Gordon Ramsay and a production crew are set to visit a North Topeka restaurant to film an episode of the celebrity chef’s popular television show. Erin Hardin with the Greater Topeka Partnership (GTP) said in a Sept. 30 press release that Bradley’s Corner Café has been selected to appear on an upcoming […]
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Tucked Off A Gravel Road, This Kansas Cheese Farm Sells Fresh Curds Made The Same Day
Some of the best road trip finds show up when you least expect them, sitting quietly beside a highway in the middle of the Kansas prairie. A billboard promising local cheese is often all it takes to turn a routine drive into a memorable pit stop. This spot has kept...
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🎙️ The Benefits of Home Baking
A leading voice for the Home Baking Association recently met with a group of K-State Extension family and consumer sciences agents to discuss the benefits of baking. Sharon Davis, a consultant for the Home Baking Association, says there are economic and practical benefits, family, lifestyle and emotional benefits, educational, nutritional, cultural, social and quality-of-life benefits associated with home baking.
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New inpatient meal menu developed to highlight the importance of proper nutrition in healthcare process
Newman Regional Health has announced a new inpatient menu for those currently hospitalized, which is meant to provide more supportive nutrition during hospital stays. Representatives of Newman joined KVOE’s Morning Show Monday to discuss the changes, highlighting the importance of proper nutrition in the healing process. The menu, according to Registered Dietitian Cammy Tucker, was created in an effort to align with “current nutrition science” and insights set forth through the 2025-2030 Dietary Guidelines for Americans and received input from hospital dietitians, nurses, providers, leadership and Nutrition Services.
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Happy birthday to everyone’s favorite feline at The Market at Macvicar
If you’ve ever shopped at The Market at Macvicar in Topeka, you’ve likely met their resident market cat and beloved mascot, Karl (as the face of the store, he goes by many names, including “the Boss”). In October, The Market at Macvicar invites you to stop...
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14 Kansas Landmarks Connected to Famous Americans
Kansas has played a surprisingly important role in the lives of famous Americans, from presidents and pioneering aviators to abolitionists, journalists, lawmen, and business leaders. Across the state, historic homes and landmarks preserve the places where their remarkable stories unfolded. These 14 Kansas landmarks connect visitors with the people who...
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New Gage Park Playland opens in Topeka
TOPEKA (KSNT) – A longtime family attraction at Gage Park has a new look. Shawnee County Parks and Recreation (SCP+R) officially opened the new Gage Park Playland with a special ribbon-cutting Thursday. The Playland features new climbing structures, slides, a zip line and an elevated Sky Trail. The new playground replaces aging equipment and includes […]
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Zoo Brew gives docents and residents a night in the wild to support Emporia Friends of the Zoo Saturday
It didn’t exactly take place in the wild, but a slight location change did not dampen the spirits of attendees at the annual Zoo Brew: A Night in the Wild fundraiser Saturday evening. Due to showers and storms in the forecast, the event was moved indoors to the Zoo...
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Video Vault: Remembering Charlene and how Topeka relates to Pokémon
TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) - We remember Charlene Patton in this week’s Video Vault. Charlene did cooking segments on 13 NEWS for more than 50 years. She passed away Sept. 13. You’ll see a full tribute on Sept. 25’s 13 NEWS This Morning, but in the Vault, we look back at the time she put Kansas food products in the New York City spotlight.