TOPEKA — Federal authorities have fined a cleaning company nearly $400,000 for illegally employing minors and making them work in dangerous conditions at a Dodge City meatpacking plant. The fine was tied to a U.S.
The Veterans Community Project, located at 89th and Troost, is dedicated to moving unhoused veterans off the streets. The organization owns a village of tiny homes that houses veterans free of charge and without a deadline to move out.
Helping the 3i SHOW kick off its threeday event, American Legion Post 47 Honor Guard will participate in the Opening Ceremonies with a Posting of the Colors and a gun salute honoring all veterans. Veterans and their families, as well as active military service members, are invited to attend.
Here are some tips to help care for your houseplants in the winter. Houseplants need varying amounts of water and fertilizer at different times of the year.
“Cowboy Jack” was a big deal in these parts for decades. John E.
Angels Among Us are the people in our community who work to touch lives, help the less fortunate, make a difference for others. We all know someone that describes.
Two Kansas disability advocacy organizations condemned Thursday an assertion by Rep. Shawn Tarwater that people with disabilities would “rot at home” because they “really can’t do anything” in terms of securing employment outside of sheltered workshops allowed to pay workers less than minimum wage.
The elephants have returned to Dodge City after a one-year hiatus. Here are “Isla” and “Kelly” the Asian elephants contracted by the Hamid Circus to perform this weekend at the Shrine Circus in the Dodge City Civic Center. Adult tickets are $10 at the door and kids are $5. Elephant rides are $20.
Haviland, KS – Barclay College has been approved to offer the traditional Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) degree program by the Higher Learning Commission (HLC), a regional accreditation agency recognized by the U.S. Department of Education. The Kansas State Board of Nursing approved the program in July 2022. Barclay College School of Nursing will immediately begin accepting applications. Courses will be administered on campus in a face-to-face format.