Few meals available for Senior Center visitors There won’t be hot meals through the Lindsborg Senior Center next week, as the temporary program at Messiah Lutheran Church ends this week, a week earlier than planned, and the aging agency that hires for the center’s lunches works out how to resume deliveries. Marian Lindshield, the Senior Center’s director, said she will have frozen meals available for people who otherwise couldn’t manage.
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July 25 • Police were told of a 911 hang-up call in the 400 block of W. Saline.
Rainfall at the National Weather Service reporting station 3 miles east of Lindsborg was 6.95 inches in July, well above the normal 4.31. The service said that ample rain for the past few months has brought 86 percent of the state to drought-free status, the most since June 2021.
TOPEKA — Problems linger in a Kansas federal prison holding immigrant detainees, even after altering some practices that a coalition of lawyers, civil rights groups, and advocates revealed were harmful to those inside.
WASHINGTON — The Corporation for Public Broadcasting announced Aug. 1 that it will be shut down.
TOPEKA — Kansas lawmakers killed diversity, equity and inclusion, or DEI, practices in all forms of state government, including universities, after slipping a provision into the state budget.
TOPEKA — Secretary of State Scott Schwab said after a White House visit that federal officials should authorize use of Social Security and immigration information to assist state and local election administrators with updating of voter registration lists. Schwab, a candidate for the Kansas Republican Party’s nomination for governor in 2026, said the goal was to combine the Social Security Administration’s death index with U.S.
TOPEKA — Kansas officials stood firm against a July 30 deadline set by the federal government to turn over the personal data of Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program recipients.
TOPEKA — Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly joined 22 other states and Washington, D.C., in suing the Trump administration for terminating federal funding, which she said has led to cuts to state agriculture, health, and safety programs “on a whim.”