Month: October 2019
COLONY Sunday was Youth Sunday at Colony Christian Church, so the Communion Meditation was given by Trevor Kennington. Everyone feels fear, he said. The fear of losing someone, doing bad, etc., can cause some…
TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) Democratic Gov. Laura Kelly has opened a review of options for expanding Medicaid in Kansas with warnings against work requirements and a limited expansion. Kelly gave opening remarks Monday at the…
TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) Kansas Republican attorney general declared Monday that Democratic Gov. Laura Kellys administration lacked the legal authority to impose an aggressive policy for collecting state and local taxes on online sales. Top…
MyMedicare.gov is starting this fall to help Medicare beneficiaries manage their benefits and service information. Registering gives you access to your personalized information at any time, such as: Your claims as soon as they…
Two meetings geared for area livestock producers and forage managers are on the October calendar, courtesy of the Southwind Extension District. The first is an 8 a.m. farm bill meeting at Tonys Function Junction, 10300…
MANHATTAN Research updates are the cornerstone of Kansas State Universitys annual Swine Day, planned for Nov. 21. The program includes research updates by K-State swine faculty, highlighting nutrition, management, feed processing and feed safety.…
Opportunities to buy produce and fresh-baked goods sold locally are dwindling this year. Thursdays Allen County Farmers Market session in downtown Iola is the penultimate session for 2019. The market is open from 5:30 to…
Dear Carolyn: How do I learn not to be resentful when someone continually puts me in a bad spot? My mothers life philosophy is, Im going to do what I want, when I want. Thats…
