Baseball team wins double against Sterling
The Bethany College baseball team won by one point both games of a doubleheader Monday against Sterling College, including a seven-inning game that stretched to 10.
February 2025
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Swimmers take 4th in league meet
The last step before state was taken Saturday by the McPherson High School/Smoky Valley High School boys swim team, as the Bullpups/Vikings claimed fourth place out of 10 teams at the AVCTL Division 3 and 4 league meet in Hutchinson. The class 5A-1A state boys swim and dive meet being will be held Feb.
Gypsum City Council meeting Dec. 9
The meeting was called to order at 7 p.m by Mayor Kruse. Council members present and answering roll call: Deb Murphy, David Jackson and Vernon Cathey via phone.
Assaria City Council minutes Jan. 13
The Assaria City Council meeting for Jan. 13, 2025, was held at the City Building at 7 p.m.
Messiah soloists announced
The Bethany Oratorio Society announced its soloists for the 2025 Messiah Festival of the Arts. They are sopranos Claire Herzog and Michelle Rice, tenor Maxwell Ary, and bass-baritone Ian Schipper.
State demands county services but is tight with the purse
TOPEKA — County government is boring. Except when it isn’t.
Kansas Museum of History on track to reopen in fall
TOPEKA — Kansas Museum of History director Sarah Bell says she has had “so many” teachers calling her office wanting to know when they can start planning museum field trips again. “They’re itching to get back in there,” Bell said.
With Trump's orders, billions are at stake for farmers
WASHINGTON — Farmers across the United States are finding themselves in precarious economic positions, as they attempt to navigate a strained farm economy and a barrage of executive orders from the Trump administration that put some farm programs in limbo. In his first month in office, President Trump has issued a flurry of executive orders to pause or cancel federal funding on a range of programs and grants — some of which go directly to farmers.