Finalists for top job at KU Med Center to visit
Three finalists to be the next leader of Kansas University Medical Center are scheduled to visit the campus this month.
Abortions, births both decline in Kansas in 2011
The state health department says the number of births and abortions declined last year in Kansas.
3 Garden City food banks short on supplies
Three Garden City food banks say they are in desperate need of supplies to provide meals for the needy.
Orange you glad I said pumpkin patch?
Every fall the small old-fashioned homestead, just west of the Ford County line and along a flat section of U.S. 54, becomes Petty's Country Pumpkins.
Site visit planned for Mulberry Creek Bridge
Workin’ Bridges, the historic truss bridge restoration/consulting arm of The N. Skunk River Greenbelt Association (NSRGA) has been retained by Wayne Keller of Ford, Kan. to aid him in his quest to pr…
DCHS drama department brings holiday classic to the stage
The drama department of Dodge City High School will present "It's a Wonderful Life," a play based on the popular holiday movie starring Jimmy Stewart, at 7 p.m. Nov. 8, 9 and 10 at the DCHS auditoriu…
Dine if you Dare
Boot Hill Museum will be hosting its first ever Dine if you Dare this Friday, Nov. 2. The evening will begin with a social cocktail hour at 6:15 and dinner and entertainment will begin at 7:15.
Salina gets massive new sculpture
Salina has installed a massive new stainless steel sculpture along a busy city corridor.
Kobach preparing voter turnout prediction
Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach is preparing to announce his prediction for voter turnout in Tuesday's election.
Murder trial in Topeka woman’s death postponed
The trial of a Topeka man charged with killing his mother is postponed until next May.