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Marymount College Documentary to Premeiere
A documentary film about Marymount College, which opened in 1922 and closed in June 1989, is set to premiere. Salina Media Connection’s premiere of “Legacy on the Hill: The Marymount College Story” will be shown Thursday, November 12, at 9:00 p.m. at the Salina Art Center Cinema Theatre. A 7:00 showing is sold out.
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PREP – AVCTL 1 Fall Week 11 Recap
The Ark Valley Chisholm Trail League 1 was guaranteed to have at least two of its seven football teams advance out of the first round of playoffs this past Friday, the AVCTL 1 was also ensured they would be without at least two team as AVCTL 1 rivals Salina South and Maize South, and Maize High and Campus met in the first round of the Class 5A playoffs.
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Area students explore support & other healthcare roles in field at Washburn event
TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) - Any students interested in the healthcare field but don’t want to be a doctor or nurse got a chance to explore opportunities at Washburn University. Washburn hosted a Healthcare Professionals Day on Thursday, Nov. 5, for students right here in northeast Kansas to tour the classrooms and labs in the Allied Health Department.
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The Topeka Capital-Journal
Death of Topeka USD 501 high school student investigated
(This story was updated to add new information.) The death of 17-year-old J'Lanette Harrison, a senior at Highland Park High School, was announced late Oct. 31 by Topeka USD 501. The circumstances surrounding J'Lannette's death remained under investigation, said Deputy Abigail Christan, a spokeswoman for the Shawnee County Sheriff's Office. Family members brought J'Lannette Oct. 31 to Stormont Vail Health, where she was subsequently pronounced deceased, Chrsitian said. "J'Lanette was a scholar who was actively involved in her school community and was cherished by both students and staff," USD 501 Superintendent Tiffany Anderson said in the email. "She touched the lives of many and will be deeply missed by the entire Highland Park High School community." USD 501 asks families, staff to respect privacy of deceased teen's family J'Lanette's family gave permission to USD 501 to share information about her death with the district's families and staff, Anderson said. "While we do not have additional details to share at this time, we ask that families and staff respect the privacy of the family during this incredibly difficult time," she said. "Our district mental health team will be available on Monday and throughout the week to provide support to students and
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TPS confirms passing of 17-year-old Highland Park High student
TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) - Topeka Public Schools (TPS) has confirmed the passing of a 17-year-old student. The district announced that J’Lanette Harrison, a senior at Highland Park High School, has passed. TPS said J’Lanette was a scholar who was involved in her school community and cherished by students and...
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Football isn't Andale's only fall powerhouse. Meet its newest state champions
At Andale, fall state championships in boys sports have become almost synonymous with football, a program that has made winning titles look routine. But on Saturday, another group of Andale boys had a championship of their own to celebrate. The Andale boys cross country team won the first state championship in program history Saturday at Wamego Country Club, edging defending Class 4A champion Wamego by just three points, 62-65, in a thrilling finish. And it came down to a runner who usually isn’t among Andale’s five scorers. With Wamego making a late push, sophomore Levi Schmidt, normally Andale’s No. 6 runner, delivered one of the most important performances of the day. Schmidt crossed the finish line in 37th place in 17 minutes, 58 seconds, becoming Andale’s fifth scorer and securing the narrow victory. It was a fitting conclusion for a team that has built its identity around running together, sacrificing for one another and believing that every runner has a role in its success. “This group just likes what they do,” second-year Andale coach Matt Goetz said. “They like being around each other. They like the training and they bought into the work. And I think because of that, we’re
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MHS football opens playoffs with rematch against Topeka High
Manhattan High football will look to carry its momentum into the postseason Friday when the Indians host Topeka High in the first round of the Class 6A playoffs at Bishop Stadium. The Indians enter as the No. 3 seed in the 6A West bracket after finishing the regular season 6-2...