Kelly confirms divorce, calls it amicable
TOPEKA — Gov. Laura Kelly said that she and her husband of more than 40 years were granted a divorce.
July 2025
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High court rejects rationale for pulling over motorist
TOPEKA — The Kansas Supreme Court reversed the drug-trafficking conviction of an Illinois-tagged motorist linked to evidence seized from a vehicle stopped by Geary County law enforcement merely because the frame around a license plate obstructed part of the state’s name. The unanimous Supreme Court noted Kansas statute didn’t require a state’s name on license plates to be clearly legible.
June temperature near normal, rain higher
The average temperature in June was near normal, the National Weather Service said, while rain at the reporting station three miles east of Lindsborg was… Login to continue reading Login…
IN BRIEF
Senior Center lunch program ends for now Beginning Monday of this week the Lindsborg Senior Center was no longer serving lunches, at least until August. Participants in the subsidized food program can instead go to the summer lunch program established for children, at Messiah Lutheran Church.
5 acres and welcome to travelers
A woman from Dallas had been laid off from her job, suffered a breakup, and seen her golden retriever die. She was moving back north.
City hires new administrator
Lindsborg government hired as its new city administrator Tanner Faust, who was assistant city administrator in Lyons for 11 months after graduating from Kansas State University last year.
Hospital better off than others for Medicaid cuts
The big spending bill in Congress would cut Medicaid reimbursement to Kansas hospitals by 15 percent and add to the risk of small ones closing, as well as end coverage for 5,000 rural Kansans, one study says. The administrator of Lindsborg Community Hospital said it is relatively well positioned, because of its affiliation with a larger health system and because of having among its patients relatively few Medicaid recipients.
Where to find hope
Last Sunday, June 22, we woke to the news that our country had bombed Iran’s nuclear facilities. For me, it was breathtaking news.
State schools cut budgets but raise leaders' pay
The Kansas Board of Regents voted Friday to award pay raises to the leaders of five state universities and to the Regents president.
Textile, diagrammatic art will show at SVAFC
Geraldine Craig and Nelson Smith will present a show called “In Connection With” from Friday through July 27 at the Smoky Valley Arts & Folklife… Login to continue reading Login…