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The 11th annual Boots and Beer Auction will be held at the Boot Hill Museum (500 W. Wyatt Earp Blvd.) on Friday, April 1 in the Mariah Gallery at the museum.

TOPEKA — A new poll commissioned by a Kansas City family health organization found 95% of people in the state’s most populous areas believe wellness vaccines are safe and effective. Tracy Russell, executive director of Nurture KC, says the poll’s findings provide a sharp contrast legislative debates built around a vocal minority who spread misinformation about COVID-19 vaccines.

If you are tired of winter like me and hunger for spring, try planting peas as soon as the soil temperature reaches 40 degrees. There are several types of peas we can plant in Kansas.

Many concerned Americans want to do more than just shake their heads and wring their hands as they watch the tragic events unfold in Ukraine during the Russian invasion. Research has shown that there are personal benefits to taking real actions during times of crisis, like donating to relief efforts. It’s a way to alleviate anxiety and stress and provide people with a sense of control in a time when events feel utterly chaotic.

TOPEKA — Kansas care providers and advocates are working to find solutions addressing workforce issues exacerbated by the pandemic, further complicating access to services for elderly patients. The Kansas Senior Care Task Force heard Friday from representatives of health care organizations and providers on the issue faced in the senior care arena and where solutions may be found.

The Kansas Department of Health and Environment notified RISE Wilroads Gardens its well water was not healthy enough, according to a Thursday press release issued by the Office of Business and Operations for Dodge City Public Schools.