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Veteran Salute: Topeka veteran reflects on four years of Navy service
TOPEKA (KSNT) – Donald Jenkins joined the U.S. Navy at 19 years old, hoping to learn a trade and see more of the world. His service took him from a small dairy farm in Minnesota to deployments across the Pacific, including time supporting naval operations off the coast of Vietnam. Jenkins served in the Navy […]
Emporia gazette.com
City approves Quaker Park improvements, arena handrails and housing grant application
The Emporia City Commission approved improvements to Quaker Park, additional handrails at William Lindsay White Arena and an application for a $400,000 housing grant during its action session Wednesday. The commission awarded a $30,535 contract to L. Underwood LLC for improvements at Quaker Park. The project includes removing the cracked...
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Marching band awarded a one in all categories at K-State marching competition
Despite facing a combination of a late start to the school year, an unusually early competition date and heavy conflict with weather, marching band has received a rating of one in all categories at Kansas State University’s annual marching competition on Saturday Sep 26. Even so, in spite of...
1350kman.com
Within Reason With Mike Matson: Noah Perry, Manhattan Republican candidate for the Kansas House (66th District)
Within Reason With Mike Matson: Noah Perry, Manhattan Republican candidate for the Kansas House (66th District) Subscribe to our YouTube channel. Stream the show live weekday mornings at 9am: https://www.youtube.com/@NewsRadioKMAN.
KSNT News
Boys & Girls Clubs of Topeka reveals plans for the future
TOPEKA (KSNT) – The Boys & Girls Clubs of Topeka (BGCT) unveiled plans for the future on Tuesday morning. For more than 70 years, the BGCT has provided programs for local children and teens. On Tuesday, Oct. 20 the organization hosted its third annual “Rise and Shine” breakfast. The event was not only a way […]
WIBW
Topeka Jump preparing to campaign in favor of sales tax vote
TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) - The mid-term election may be less than two weeks away, but a northeast Kansas nonprofit has its sights set on a special election next March. Topeka Jump said it’s been working toward this goal for years, and leaders hope this is a more permanent solution than previous efforts.
News Channel Nebraska
State funding, local donations helping Marysville begin Blue River Rail Trail Corridor project
MARYSVILLE, Kan. - South of the state line, a North Central Kansas city has received enough state money to kick off a project that will connect its downtown to a well known trail head - a trail that connects Kansas and Nebraska. Just north of Marysville's main roads, next to...
Emporia gazette.com
City outlines data center expectations; no end user or construction timeline identified
Emporia officials said Wednesday that no data center end user has come forward and no construction timeline has been established, while outlining proposed development guidelines addressing jobs, utility costs, neighboring properties and public oversight. During the City Commission’s Oct. 21 action and study sessions, City Manager Trey Cocking responded to...
salina311.com
K-State milling program revives Western Star Seasoned Flour, once made at Salina's Western Star Mill
SALINA, Kan. — A seasoned flour once milled in Salina is back on sale, this time from Kansas State University's milling program in Manhattan. The Kansas State University Milling Science program announced on its Facebook page that it will sell Western Star Seasoned Flour during its holiday flour sale. The post said the product "was previously produced by the Western Star Mill in Salina but was discontinued a few years ago," and that "this year, Kansas State Milling was given the recipe to produce and sell." The post did not say who provided the recipe.
KWCH.com
Vice President JD Vance coming to Topeka today for another midterm rally
WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - The Trump administration is holding another midterm rally in Kansas, this one happening today (Monday, Oct. 26) in Topeka and featuring Vice President JD Vance. The RNC specified that today’s rally is set for the site of a steel fabrication business, HME Inc., at 2828 NW...
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🎙️ K-State Agriculture Today: 2293 – Harvest Fuel Relief Program Announcement…Appropriate Soil Sampling and Testing
Getting a Soil Sample and Understanding a Lab’s Method, Part 1. Getting a Soil Sample and Understanding a Lab’s Method, Part 2. 00:01:05 – Farm Aid Program Announced: K-State and Washburn law professor, Roger McEowen, kicks off the show discussing a recent announcement from USDA about a Harvest Fuel Relief Program. He says what is known and who it may impact.