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🎙️ K-State Agriculture Today: 2282 – Establishing a Pond and Caring for it…Planning Your Legacy

00:01:05 – Fins, Fur and Feathers: New and Old Ponds: K-State’s Drew Ricketts and Joe Gerken begin today’s show with part of a Fins, Fur and Feathers podcast episode where they chat about old ponds, new ponds and pond establishment. 00:12:05 – Starting Estate Planning: Ashlee Westerhold,...

Manhattan, KS · 10-06

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This Kansas Resale Shop Looks Nothing Like Your Typical Secondhand Store

The first clue that this is not a typical resale shop is how quickly you stop thinking about resale altogether. Instead of racks of ordinary secondhand goods, this Kansas spot is packed with architectural pieces, old fixtures, vintage doors, hardware, and objects that look like they were pulled straight from another era.

Kansas · 10-03
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StartUp Hutch Announces Loan to Legendz Xtreme Athletics

HUTCHINSON, Kan. —October 5, 2026— StartUp Hutch has awarded a $15,944 business loan to EJ and Sierra Bennett, owners of Legendz Xtreme Athletics, supporting the continued growth of their Hutchinson-based cheer, tumbling and dance business. Legendz Xtreme Athletics provides recreational and competitive opportunities for athletes of all ages...

Hutchinson, KS · 10-05
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BOOR: The changing colors of fall

I always love the changing of the seasons, especially summer to fall. After the heat of the summer, the cool, crisp mornings and cooler days makes me happy. One of the first signs that I can tell that summer is on its way out is the first leaves on the cottonwood trees starting to turn yellow. The reds and oranges of the maples and oaks quickly follow suite. Although the New England states is the place to view the changing of the seasons, Kansas is no slouch.

Kansas · 10-05
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🎙️ K-State Agriculture Today: 2281 – Market Conditions for Cow-Calf Operations…Virtual Fencing for Cattle

00:01:05 – Tools and Market Impacts for Cow-Calf Producers : A cattle market update from Jay Parsons, University of Nebraska-Lincoln farm and ranch management specialist, begins the show as he discusses conditions for cow-calf operations and their use of risk management. 00:12:05 – Virtual Fencing Options, Part 1: Jaymelynn...

Manhattan, KS · 10-05

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Call to action: Gov. Kelly addresses meatpacking workers affected by ICE raids

Kansas · 10-06

The Topeka Capital-Journal

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Kansas ICE raids threaten beef supply and local jobs | Opinion

Recently, the US Department of Homeland Security deployed ICE agents to communities in southwest Kansas. Over the span of several days, federal agents parked outside of schools, restaurants, mobile home parks and processing plants that prepare nearly a quarter of America's beef for consumption. Businesses were forced to shut down, students stayed home from school, and workforce disruptions led to millions of dollars in lost revenue. Rumors swirled that ICE descended on Kansas at the behest of Republican political candidates facing low polling numbers ahead of the midterm elections. Kansans have been inundated with their "tough on crime" commercials running ad nauseam over the past few months. An immigration crackdown, these struggling GOP candidates allegedly surmised, would demonstrate to conservative constituents that they were delivering on their "promise" to make Kansas "safer." But let's be honest, ICE agents are neither qualified, nor capable of removing truly violent offenders from Kansas. Hence, they resorted to snatching up older women in Dodge City. They terrorized U.S. citizens who were on their way to work. When this callous era concludes, I suspect we will see that ICE did nothing to curtail violent crime in America. Statistics will likely show their numbers game, like

Kansas · 10-04

KSN News

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National study: Buried utility line damage costing Kansans over $500 million

Damage to "buried" utility lines — which transfer critical substances like power, natural gas, and water — costs Kansans over $500 million every year, about $1.4 million per day.

Kansas · 10-03

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Cattle Groups Say ICE Activity Ripples Through Supply Chain

Three industry groups in states with some of the highest beef cattle-production in the nation, released a joint statement saying ICE activity is causing disruptions with costly and unnecessary impacts on an already pressured industry. The Oklahoma Cattlemen’s Association, Kansas Livestock Association and Texas Feeders Association issued the statement after...

Kansas · 10-05

Great Bend Post

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Kansas individual income tax collections below the estimate

TOPEKA – The State of Kansas ends September 2026 with total tax collections at $1.08 billion. That is $56.5 million, or 5.5%, above the estimate. Total tax collections were up 7.7% from September 2025, according to a media release from the Kansas Department of Revenue. Individual income tax collections...

Kansas · 10-03

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Cost Share Funds Available for Livestock Water Efficiency

MANHATTAN, Kansas — The Kansas Department of Agriculture’s Division of Conservation is pleased to announce the availability of funds in the form of cost share assistance and incentive payments to assist commercial feedlots and dairy operations with livestock water efficiency technology. The Kansas Livestock Water Efficiency Project is part of the state’s ongoing effort to encourage water conservation and to seek solutions for water challenges in the state.

Kansas · 10-03

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Nicodemus, Kansas Farmer Won Landmark USDA Case — His Family Never Got a Check

Bernard Bates farmed 950 acres in Nicodemus, Kansas, and helped bring one of the largest civil rights cases in American history against the U.S. Department of Agriculture. He died in 2022 having never received a settlement check. His family says the same is still true today. The settlement in Pigford...

Kansas · 10-01

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Yesway Sells 29 Stores, Exits Iowa and Kansas

CEO Tom Trkla noted that the company will reinvest the capital "where (they) believe it can generate the most long-term value." Yesway has announced the sale of its 29-store portfolio in Iowa and Kansas to Now & Forever for around $21 million, including payment for the value of existing inventory, the company noted in a statement.

Kansas · 10-02

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Seven Selected to Salina Business Hall of Fame

A new class of three will be inducted into the Salina Business Hall of Fame. According to the Salina Area Chamber of Commerce, the 2026 inductees include:. Contemporary Category (2000-present) – Rob Exline; Hemmer Siblings (Katie Platten, Tom Hemmer, Joe Hemmer, Matt Hemmer, and Phil Hemmer) In addition to...

Salina, KS · 10-02

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Salina sales tax distribution rises 7.5% in September

Salina received $1,610,243.02 in its September 2026 local sales tax distribution, an increase of $112,209.78, or 7.5%, from the $1,498,033.24 distributed in September 2025, according to the Kansas Department of Revenue. The September payment reflects July collections. Local sales tax distributions trail the transactions that produced them by about two...

Salina, KS · 10-02

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Project calls for Newton to serve as flight-test home for AI-operated fighter jet

NEWTON, Kan. (KWCH) - An announcement from a leading defense technology company confirmed plans for a pilotless fighter jet program involving the City of Newton and the addition of nearly 2,000 jobs to the city over the next few years. Shield AI announced that Newton will be the flight test...

Newton, KS · 10-01

KSN News

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AI fighter jets set to take flight in Newton

Shield AI projects that the operation could support about 2,900 jobs by 2046.

Newton, KS · 10-01

Hutch Post

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Kansas individual income tax collections below the estimate

TOPEKA – The State of Kansas ends September 2026 with total tax collections at $1.08 billion. That is $56.5 million, or 5.5%, above the estimate. Total tax collections were up 7.7% from September 2025, according to a media release from the Kansas Department of Revenue. Individual income tax collections...

Kansas · 10-03

KWCH

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Foundation repair companies seeing rise in business after recent rain in Kansas

Kansas · 10-04

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Two Potential City Communications Positions Could Carry Six-Figure Annual Salary Cost

Two possible communications-related positions discussed by the City of Salina could represent a combined six-figure annual salary expense, although records provided to Salina311 do not establish the exact titles or total cost of both positions. Salina311 requested records after City Manager Jacob Wood referenced two currently unfilled positions during a...

Salina, KS · 10-01