MANHATTAN — The junior honorary at Kansas State University, Chimes, has selected members for the 2021-2022 academic year.
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While renovating Tanzillo’s Barbershop, Todd Godfrey and his crew found something interesting in a hole in the wall of a bathroom.
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SALINA — Kansas State University Polytechnic Campus is again providing teenagers fascinated by drones with a fun learning opportunity this summer through the UAS Virtual Academy.
TOPEKA – Governor Laura Kelly today announced that the Department of Defense awarded over $24.3 million to Geary County Unified School District 475 to replace the current school facility on Fort Riley, Kansas, with a new Jefferson Elementary School.
Rick Dykstra shared his passion for the many things to see and do outdoors in Geary County, announced upcoming fishing tournaments, the best water temperatures for catching fish, characteristics of the Prairie Chicken and much more at the JC Breakfast Optimist Club meeting on April 14 at the…
MANHATTAN — Jason Bergtold is turning the challenge of teaching during the COVID-19 pandemic into an opportunity to help his students and his fellow faculty members at Kansas State University.
TOPEKA – The Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE) has issued a boil water advisory for McPherson Rural Water District No. 1, located in McPherson County. This advisory is not related to Covid-19.
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The St. Xavier track and field team competed in the Wabaunsee Varsity Invite track meet on Friday. The Ram girls finished 10th and the boys did not place.
Junction City softball hosted two doubleheaders this past week versus Emporia and Topeka West but was only able to finish three of the four games due to rainy weather that popped up on Friday. The Lady Jays (3-4) were swept 9-6 and 8-1 by Emporia and fell 13-4 in game one to Topeka West. Gam…
For the second straight day, Junction City girls soccer traveled back to Hummer Sports Park in Topeka and after getting a big 8-0 win over Topeka West on Thursday, the Lady Jays (3-2) shut down Highland Park (0-5) on Friday, winning 7-0.
Blue Jay baseball was just an inning and a half away from their second-straight sweep Friday night after game two of their series at Topeka West was interrupted part of the way through the sixth by inclement weather but was declared a full game. Junction City (4-2) handily won the first game…
Junction City boys’ tennis traveled back to Topeka for the second time this season for the Highland Park Quad on Monday. The Blue Jays faced the likes of Topeka West, DeSoto and host Highland Park.
Blue Jay baseball was just an inning and a half away from their second-straight sweep Friday night after game two of their series at Topeka West was interrupted part of the way through the sixth by inclement weather but was declared a full game. Junction City (4-2) handily won the first game…
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