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PREP – AVCTL 1 Fall Week 6 Recap
Derby took over the lead in the Ark Valley Chisholm Trail League 1 2026 football standings this past Friday night with a 35-10 victory against Maize High, in a battle between two previously undefeated teams. Derby is in 1st in the AVCTL 1 football standings with a 4-0, 3-0 record...
Hutch Post
USD 313 sees enrollment increase
BUHLER, Kan. — Buhler USD 313 enrollment increased by about 20 students this fall, exceeding projections as the district continues partnerships that provide mental health education and opportunities to earn college credit. Superintendent Cindy Couchman said during an interview on the BW Morning Show that the district had expected...
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Ellinwood Remains No. 1 in Class 2A; Area Teams Earn KVA Rankings
The Ellinwood High School volleyball team (21-0, 68-match winning streak) is still ranked first in Class 2A in the latest Kansas Volleyball Association coaches poll (Week 4). This week’s KVA rankings reflect the new 2026-27 KSHSAA classifications released one week ago. Inman, Moundridge, Thomas More Prep-Marian and Conway Springs...
Salina Journal
Central Christian College breaks ground on new manufacturing hub
Central Christian College of Kansas will break ground on a new manufacturing training center to house the Bradbury School of Manufacturing and Innovation. The ceremony will take place at noon Oct. 2 at 1200 S. Main St. in McPherson. The project is funded through support from the Bradbury Family Foundation. The training center is designed to expand manufacturing education and workforce training opportunities for students, area schools and regional employers. Manufacturing is a major economic driver in McPherson and throughout central Kansas. In McPherson County, manufacturing accounts for more than one-quarter of private sector employment, creating a need for skilled workers. The new training center will be designed to reflect the technology and working environment of modern manufacturing. Students will train with machining, CNC, CAD/CAM, robotics and automation equipment while developing the technical and professional skills needed by regional employers. The Bradbury School of Manufacturing and Innovation welcomed its first students this fall. The school offers industry-recognized certifications and stackable credentials leading to an Associate of Applied Science or Bachelor of Science in Manufacturing Technology. Central Christian College is also developing opportunities for area schools, dual-credit students, adult learners and incumbent workers. The facility is scheduled for completion in spring
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Mediation Fails in USD 475, Teachers Contract Discussions
No deal: the bottom line for USD 475 and the Junction City Education Association after mediation this week. That means the district and its teachers remain at an impasse, with an independent review of each side's proposals and other factors to be taken up. JCEA's leadership says it offered changes...
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Panther football falls 48-14 to #3 Hesston on homecoming
Hosting Hesston for homecoming after a pair of road losses, the Concordia High School football team fell 42-14 to the number-three 3A team in the state of Kansas. Things looked promising for Concordia, forcing a Swather punt on their first drive. The Panthers moved quickly, with Brandon Vignery hitting Ayden Krier for a 66-yard passing touchdown to go up 7-0. Hesston responded with a long drive that tied the game up 7-7. Concordia used the rest of the clock to end the first quarter.
Hutch Post
🏈 Week 5 Hutch Post area high school football schedule
All games kickoff at 7 p.m. unless otherwise noted. Hutchinson (1-3) vs. Maize (3-1) Central Christian School (3-1) at Norwich (0-1) Trinity Catholic (1-3) at Moundridge (2-2) Inman (3-1) vs. Hillsboro (2-2) Buhler (2-2) at Towanda-Circle (0-4) Haven (4-0) at Marion (2-2) Nickerson (0-4) vs. Sedgwick (0-4) Fairfield (0-4) at...
Hutch Post
USD 308 enrollment drops by 172 students, prompting budget review
HUTCHINSON, Kan. — Hutchinson USD 308 is reviewing its spending plans after its official Sept. 20 enrollment count showed 3,929 students, down 172 from 4,101 last year. Superintendent Dawn Johnson told the Board of Education on Monday that a smaller incoming kindergarten class accounts for much of the decline. The district’s graduating class had 357 students, while this year’s kindergarten class has 242 — a difference of 115.
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🎥🎧🏈 Hutch High host Maize for Homecoming Friday
HUTCHINSON, Kan. — The Hutchinson Salthawks return home on Friday for a Homecoming matchup with AVCT League foe Maize High. Hutch is coming off an impressive 43-13 win over Campus on the road last Friday. Catch the Salthawk Football Pregame show sponsored by Papa John's Pizza at 6:30 p.m....
Little Apple Post
K-State enrollment holds steady as university builds on recent growth
MANHATTAN — Kansas State University continues to build on its recent enrollment momentum, with student enrollment across all K-State campuses holding steady in fall 2026 as the university seeks and creates more opportunities to meet students of all types where they are. This fall, across its Manhattan, Salina and...
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Bagby Named to Olympic Development Program
JUNCTION CITY, Kan. – Fort Riley Middle School eighth grader Rylen Bagby was recently named to the 2026-27 Kansas Olympic Development Program (ODP) Soccer Team. By being chosen, Bagby, who is a multi-sport student-athlete for the Troopers as he has competed in football, basketball and track and field while at FRMS, is one of only 22 players from across the state of Kansas to be selected by the Kansas ODP, meaning he is one of the top soccer student-athletes in the entire state for his age group.
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Central Christian College to Break Ground on New Manufacturing Training Center
Central Christian College of Kansas will break ground on a new manufacturing training center that will house the Bradbury School of Manufacturing and Innovation (BSMI). Made possible through significant support from the Bradbury Family Foundation, the privately funded project is designed to expand manufacturing education and workforce training opportunities for students, area schools and regional employers.