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Ark City approves virus safety campaign

November 20, 2020News

Through a resolution approved Tuesday, Arkansas City commissioners initiated an education campaign to include several other local agencies to encourage residents to help to stop the fast-spreading coronavirus. The “Squash COVID, it’s up to you,” promotion includes a poster created…

Derby officially proclaimed City of the First Class

November 20, 2020News

A change that has been a long time coming officially took place at the Nov. 10 Derby City Council meeting, with the municipality officially proclaimed as a City of the First Class by Gov. Laura Kelly. Derby is the first…

City of Leavenworth approves mask mandate

November 20, 2020News

The Leavenworth City Commission has approved a mask mandate for city beginning Saturday. Masks would be required in public spaces.A total of 3,187 people have been confirmed COVID-19 positive and 27 people have died in Leavenworth County from the beginning…

Many Kansas counties don’t have mask mandates

November 20, 2020News

Many counties in Kansas don't have mask mandates. In Franklin County, they're strongly recommended, but there's no requirement. At Ottawa Bike and Trail, a sign greets customers at the door that masks are required."With a few exceptions, everybody's been really…

Osawatomie PRIDE is visible throughout community

November 20, 2020News

City officials, business owners, community members and others have credited Osawatomie PRIDE with already making a positive change in the community. ... Vice President Kari Bradley said the PRIDE’s “Be the Change” slogan speaks to what the group is trying…

Hospitals, health departments at “critical juncture”

November 20, 2020News

The Miami County Health Department, which is investigating a COVID-19 cluster tied to a Nov. 6-8 party in Louisburg, said local health departments and hospitals are becoming taxed as cases continue to increase. “Due to COVID-19, local health departments and…

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