Jamboree beneficial for WF football
High school football jamborees are in their second year of existence in Kansas. Many high school teams take advantage of a final scrimmage against other teams before the regular season begins.
August 2022
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OU spikers lose close games
The Ottawa University women’s volleyball record may be taking a hit, but the journey is the reason behind playing ranked teams. The Lady Braves went 1-3 this weekend playing in the Hampton Inn Classic against three ranked opponents.
Helpful grandma doesn’t want to compete for attention
Content Agency Dear Amy: My daughter and son-in-law recently welcomed our first grandchild. Both the other grandma and I have shared part-time babysitting to help the parents with their work schedules.
August 30
Nancy Black Tribune Content Agency Today’s Birthday (08/30/22). Family collaboration gets especially lucrative this year.
Arvest bank unveils Braille debit cards
We strive every day to create the best experience possible for all our customers,” said Amy Gleason, Arvest’s diversity, equity and inclusion program manager. “We believe these new cards reflect that commitment, as well as our commitment to financial inclusion.”
Independent lawmaker wins spot on Kansas ballot for governor
TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) — A hard-right Kansas state senator who has clashed with Republican leaders has gained a spot on the November general election ballot as an independent candidate for govenor.
Kansas Beef Official Tailgate Sponsor of K-State Athletics
It is time to fire up the portable grills because the Kansas Beef Council (KBC) is now the official tailgate sponsor of Kansas State Athletics. As part of the promotion, K-State Athletics and KBC will showcase beef ’s versatility and unbeatable flavor to a dedicated and loyal fanbase during this football season.
County students receive scholarships
Franklin County students were awarded scholarships to Kansas State University totaling $5,900 from the Franklin County Friends of K-State Alumni Club, the Col. Gayle Foster Endowed Scholarship Fund, the K-State Alumni Association, the Huschka family and the Lancaster family.
24 states get $560M for high-priority cleanup of wells
NEW ORLEANS (AP) — The Interior Department is giving 24 states a total of $560 million to start cleaning high-priority derelict oil and gas wells abandoned on state and private land, the department said Thursday.