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Wamego goes ‘Toto-ly Gingham’ for 2022 Oztoberfest

October 3, 2022News

Downtown Wamego transformed Saturday in celebration of the beloved tale ‘The Wizard of Oz.’ The annual Oztoberfest returned for 2022 with a ‘Toto-ly Gingham’ theme, shutting down a portion of Lincoln Ave. for a full day of performances, contests and…

Why is Bourbon County Shrinking?

October 3, 2022News

It is not hard to discern how this happened.  At the beginning of the 20th Century, the industry relied upon horses and mules for the heavy lifting around the farm; these animals, which required care and feeding as well, were…

Pratt linemen in Florida to help restore power

October 3, 2022News

After two long days on the road, linemen from Pratt, Kansas, are finally in Florida. The five members from Pratt arrived Friday at midnight. Once they got to their hotel, it was stuck without power, and they spent the night…

Bell that was part of USS Wichita presented to city

October 3, 2022News

A bell that was part of the USS Wichita was presented to the City of Wichita on Friday afternoon. Wichita received the bell as a gift from the American Legion Post 292 in Somerville, Tennessee. The bell was received from…

Brown v. Board site celebrates milestone

October 2, 2022News

Three months after the National Park service announced James Williams as the new superintendent of Brown v. Board of Education National Historic Park of Topeka, the site opened its doors in celebration of the 30th anniversary of its designation. The…

Wanted: 4,000 workers

October 2, 2022News

When Kansas officials announced the arrival of a Panasonic electric battery plant to De Soto earlier this year, one number was prominently touted above all others: 4,000. While the state’s agreement with the Japanese multinational company doesn’t lay out a…

The new cheese factory will need lots of milk

October 2, 2022News

With a cattle population of more than 6.5 million head, and slightly less than 3 million humans, cattle significantly outnumber Kansans in the Sunflower State. So much so, according to Mike Brouk, Ph.D., a dairy management extension specialist with Kansas…

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