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Maleah Cherico (left) donates blood with help from Red Cross Phlebotomist Brittany Anderson at the Junction City Municipal Building during a blood drive the afternoon of Jan. 20.
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Students who visit the campus of Cloud County Community College between January 20 and February 26 have a chance to win free books for a year as part of the Admissions Department’s Spring Visit Days.
Trish Giordano left the Junction City Police Department after 28 years at the end of 2020, starting as a patrol officer at a time when women were generally not welcome in that role and ended her career the JCPD’s Captain of Investigations.
Thursday, 20 new cases of COVID-19 were announced by the Geary County Health Department and 19 new recoveries were announced alongside them. Friday afternoon, 16 new cases of the virus were identified and 17 new recoveries were named, keeping the county’s number of active cases of the virus …
Starting next week, we’re making some major changes to your Junction City Union. These changes will affect your reading habits, and I want to make sure you understand what’s happening and why.
An unlicensed lawyer appears to have been signed to Geary County’s indigent contract, according to new Commissioner Trish Giordano.
The Geary County Health Department announced Monday that 11 new positive cases of COVID-19 had been confirmed in the community, while 32 people with positive cases of the virus were newly listed as recovered from their illness.
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TOPEKA, Kan. - The KSHSAA Board of Directors met virtually Tuesday at the request of the Appeal Board to reconsider their position on spectators for the winter activity season. By a vote of 54-24, the KSHSA BOD approved the motion: Effective Thursday, December 10 through January 28, 2021, in…
The Junction City Blue Jays walked off the court Friday night with the 70-67, double-overtime victory over the Topeka Seaman Vikings in the first game of the season.
After three days of tryouts, the Junction City Blue Jays boys basketball team roster is mostly set. There will be an additional round of tryouts for the members of the football team looking to make their splash on the court when their season ends according to coach Nick Perez.
The end of the season came a week earlier than the Junction City Blue Jays, and their fans, hoped for Friday night with the 62-27 loss to the defending state champions Derby at Al Simpler Stadium.
Lower than normal turnout for tryouts didn’t bother Lady Blue Jays head coach Tim Testa after three days of workouts before naming the 2020-21 team.
The Junction City High School Athletic Field was dedicated Sept. 24, 1965. On Friday, the stadium that was renamed to honor coach Al Simpler in 1983 will host its final high school football game, ending a 55-year run as the home of the Blue Jays. The team will start the 2021 season at a new …
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