The rate of Kansans without health insurance last year was little changed, and still higher than the na tion’s rate, accord ing to the Kansas Health Institute, citing figures from the U.S. Census Bureau.
I hadn’t read an Ole and Sven joke in ages until this one came in.
The Lindsborg City Council on Sept. 16 approved applying for a cost-share deal that would see the city pay $301,063 to add a box culvert under Kansas Highway 4 for handling higher runoff expected from a diversion channel that will relieve flood risk on the town’s west side.
The Lindsborg City Council on Sept. 16 approved spending $16,000 a year for six years to lease 10 GPS-equipped golf carts for the city-owned course.
Bethany launches search for leader The Bethany College Board of Directors said last week that it had officially launch a nationwide search for a new president of the school.
The plane touches down, and despite Ole’s best efforts, they do go off the runway and into the fence. The plane flips and is heavily damaged, but both Ole and Seven suffer little harm.
The Lindsborg City Council on Sept. 16 approved a budget for 2025 that is to take in no more than the $1.69 million in property taxes planned for the current year.