Geary County school board members approved the purchase of 780 iPads at a cost not to exceed $302,094 during Thursday’s special board meeting.
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When Mike Gross, Career and Technical Education Coordinator at Junction City High School, started teaching in 1984, vocational education had a stigma attached to it. If a student wasn’t good enough for college, they went to vocational school.
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Local COVID-19 numbers have gone up by two since Thursday afternoon, according to the Geary County Health Department.
The Geary County Commission voted in favor Monday afternoon of extending a health order that’s currently in place for 30 days starting Sept. 18.
Geary County USD 475 board members have several items to consider during a special meeting at 5:30 p.m. Thursday at the Mary E. Devin Center for Education Support, 123 N. Eisenhower Dr.
COVID-19 has risen by three in Geary County, but known active cases have decreased by 18 as sick people have recovered from the virus.
COVID-19 has risen by three in Geary County, but known active cases have decreased by 18 as sick people have recovered from the virus.
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Final rivalry bout in Al Simpler Stadium ends on high note for Blue Jays
Week one of the Kansas State High School Activities Association and Junction City High School football is upon the region as the Blue Jays prepare to travel to Wichita Friday to take on the Bishop Carroll Golden Eagles.
The 2020 season is underway for the Junction City High School Blue Jays soccer team as they held their annual Blue-White Scrimmage Wednesday inside Al Simpler Stadium. The game featured the varsity team squaring off against the junior varsity squad in their first game-like exercise of the season.
The Junction City Jays 11U baseball team closed out their season Sunday at the Manhattan Summer Slam, falling to eventual tournament runner-ups Next Level Manhattan in the semifinals 11-13 in extra innings.
The Junction City Blues dropped a pair of games Saturday evening at Rathert Stadium to the visiting Salina Falcons, 14-9 and 5-3, to move to 7-5 on the season.
Dark and ominous clouds rolled in from the north Monday night at North Park as the Junction City Redbirds squared off against Riley 2 in the first of two scheduled games between the two on the night.
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