When he was around 7 years old, Caden Lowderman camped out with his father, the late Chadd Lowderman, in City Park, providing security for the Veterans Day display that stood in the darkness. But that was nothing new for the two of them.
County health officials are asking residents who received a Flowflex Covid-19 antigen home test from the Franklin County Health Department to hold on to them a little longer. The Food and Drug Administration has extended the shelf life of Flowflex COVID-19 antigen home tests by seven months.
MANHATTAN, Kan. — Kansas agriculture has been impacted significantly by the drought conditions across the state, but Kansas State University water resources engineer Jonathan Aguilar said a web-based application can help farmers plan for the future.
Just in time for the holiday season, the Ottawa Middle School Homemade Holidays Craft Show is Saturday. In its 24th year, the show features handcrafted, homemade and one-of-a-kind items perfect for gift-giving.
The Kansas Department of Agriculture and From the Land of Kansas state trademark program will host a marketing training academy in 2023 for Kansas specialty crop growers. This program — Marketing Mastery Academy for Specialty Crop Growers — is designed to bring marketing skills and strategies to specialty crop growers to expand the sale of specialty crop products in Kansas.
The Ottawa High School Theatre Department is presenting “Friday Knight Fever” this weekend in the OHS Performing Arts Center. The musical comedy tribute to the 1970s takes a lighter look at a time when the future was found in mood rings and Magic Eight Balls, when women’s lib empowered a new generation, and when disco reigned supreme “Friday Knight Fever” will be performed at 7 p.m.
A recently revised publication that serves as comprehensive identification guide for range and pasture grasses in Kansas is available to purchase or as a free download. The publication, Rangeland and Pasture Grasses of Kansas C567, was written by Dr. Walt Fick, professor and extension specialist in range management in the Department of Agronomy at Kansas State.
The Midwest Trust Center (formerly Carlsen Center), invites audiences to ring in the holiday season with tenThing Brass Ensemble and the Doug Talley Quartet this December. “I’m excited to celebrate the holidays back home in the Midwest and what better way to do that than with the beautiful music of tenThing followed by some great jazz with Doug Talley,” remarked Executive Director, Stacie McDaniel. Performances will take place at the Midwest Trust Center on the campus of Johnson County Community College, 12345 College Blvd., Overland Park. Performances include: 8 p.m. Dec. 2 – ten-Thing Brass Ensemble will kick off the holiday season with A Feeling of Norwegian Christmas. Starting at the beautiful fjords of Norway, travel through 18th century Germany, warm Italian Christmas and evergreen England to the sounds of Ukrainian folk and Czech fairy tale. And there would be no holiday without some of the most celebrated American tunes and Disney songs featured in fantastic new arrangements.
Mustard weeds in wheat fields often are not noticed until the mustards start to bloom in the spring. As a result, farmers often do not think about control until that time.
SALINA — Kansas State University Salina Aerospace and Technology Campus is committed to helping outstanding students achieve their academic goals with a new scholarship program, the Tenfold Scholars.