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Pawnee Valley Community Hospital makes progress
LARNED –Pawnee Valley Community Hospital Administrator Matt Heyn has released an update to the Pawnee County Health Organization Communications Task Force on the most recent developments on the new hospital project.
Allison Dianne Hicks Owens 1971-2011
Allison Dianne Hicks Owens 1971-2011
Crime Stoppers seeks info on home burglary
Crime Stoppers is seeking information about a burglary that occurred sometime between 9 p.m. May 17 and 6:45 p.m. May 18 at 2123 Jefferson St. in Great Bend.
Tornado spotted Tuesday
Great Bend Memorial Day program announced
The Great Bend Memorial Day services sponsored by the Disabled American Veteran Chapter 27 is set for Monday morning at Veterans Circle in the Great Bend Municipal Cemetery with Terry W. Young, first junior vice commander DAV Department of Kansas, as the master of cermonies. The service will begin at 10 a.m. and the program is as follows:
Memorial Day Services
Memorial Day Services Veterans Circle - Great Bend Cemetery
LARNED BONFIRE SET FOR TONIGHT
There will be a bonfire at Jordaan Park immediately following the Larned High School athletic banquet tonight at approximately 9.
FSA Emergency Loans available because of natural disasters
Adrian J. Polansky, State Executive Director for USDA's Farm Service Agency (FSA) in Kansas announced that FSA is making emergency loans available to help qualified producers recover from production and physical losses due to natural disasters.
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Student printmaking show opens Thursday at Sterling College
The 2015 Student Printmaking Show will take place from 5-7 p.m. on Thursday, in the Sterling College Art and Media Center gallery. Students in the interterm class AR140 Introduction to Printmaking will display their work and will also have prints and cards created through a variety of printmaking techniques for sale during the show opening. All money goes to the student who made the work, therefore cash is preferred. Checks will be accepted by some students. Work that is not sold at the show opening will be on display until Feb. 20. The gallery is open to the public ...
Graduate student’s original play, ‘Dunia, an Ex-Muslin Woman’s Story,’ Jan. 29-31 at Purple Masque T
"Dunia, an Ex-Muslim Woman's Story" is being presented at 7:30 p.m. through Saturday in Kansas State University's Purple Masque Theatre in East Stadium. Admission is free and a talk back will be conducted after each performance.
On Race, the Left Should Look in the Mirror
Let's be frank; not many people feel comfortable discussing the subject of race.
Technology Vs Privacy: Is Your Home No Longer Your Castle?
When I was a lad, I would sprawl on the floor, reading "Dick Tracy" in the Sunday comics and marveling at high-tech police tools such as magnetic air cars and two-way wrist TVs.
Morgan Francis signs with Baker University to play tennis
Baker University head tennis coach Joe Ahmadian has announced the signing of Morgan Francis to play tennis for the Baker Wildcats in Baldwin City. Morgan is a senior at Great Bend High School and the daughter of John and Nancy Francis.
Barton women dominate Cloud to end 7-game skid in Concordia
The bus ride home from Concordia has not involved much celebrating. In fact, it had been seven years since the Barton Community College women's basketball team enjoyed the ride back to Great Bend following a win over Cloud County.
Central Plains girls reach Hilltop finals
The No. 1 ranked Class 2A Central Plains girls beat league rival St. John 49-36 Thursday to qualify for Friday's championship game of the Hilltop Hoops Classic.
Topeka Seaman defeats Great Bend girls
EMPORIA -- Topeka Seaman avenged last year's Class 5A state tournament loss with a 63-42 victory over Great Bend's girls in the Glacier's Edge Tournament at Emporia.
Kansas bicycle tour accepting registrations
Registration is now open for the 2015 Biking Across Kansas bicycle tour across the State of Kansas. The 41st year of the largest bicycling event in Kansas history - 500-mile ride across the State - begins on Saturday, June 6. Biking Across Kansas is an eight-day tour originating at the Kansas-Colorado line with a route of up to 900 bicyclists, including support staff.
Annual chili challenge to benefit local, area patients
It's time to get the big roasters out for the next Chili Challenge to benefit local and area hospice patients.
