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No. 4 Jayhawks rally to beat Texas
AUSTIN, Texas - No. 4 Kansas is still unbeaten the last two months. Beleaguered Texas is still winless in the Big 12.
No. 16 Wildcats hold on, beat Sooners
MANHATTAN - Kansas State finally got the better of its old coach.
Armstrong finally shows emotion while recalling talk with son
CHICAGO - Lance Armstrong finally cracked.
Tigers take early lead, hold on for 55-40 triumph over Oilers
ST. JOHN - It's not easy keeping up with the No. 1-ranked basketball team in Class 1A Division-I.
Cardinals put away Minneapolis
HOISINGTON - The Hoisington High School boys' basketball team put away Minneapolis for good in the third quarter, scoring 20 points in a 48-29 romp on Friday night in a second round game of the Hoisington Winter Jam.
Falcons, 49ers want title for different reasons
ATLANTA - The Falcons are well aware of just how desperate this city is for its first Super Bowl championship.
Brady stands in way of Lewis’ last ride
FOXBOROUGH, Mass. - You again!
Aware in Care kits available at St. Rose Parkinson's meeting
A national program to help Parkinson's patients is coming to St. Rose Ambulatory & Surgery Center for those who attend an upcoming support group meeting.
Heavy Metal: Shafer Art Gallery features exhibit by local sculptors
While not generally known as a venue for heavy metal, the Shafer Gallery will be just that as it unveils its exhibit of rustic metal sculptures titled "Chaplets, Copes and Drags," by Ellinwood artists Aaron McCaffery and Casey Westbrook with an opening reception from 1-3 p.m. today.
EduKan CEO speaks at convention
Dr. Mark Sarver, chief executive office of eduKan, joined a panel of expert on educational analytics at the 2013 CES HigherEdTECH Summit, Jan. 10 in Las Vegas, Nev.
Native American artist Bruno featured at Deines
RUSSELL - "IMpressionist Paintings and EXpressionist Drawings" by Native American artist Peter Paul Bruno will be at the Deines Cultural Center from Jan. 17 through Feb. 24, 2013. The opening reception is Sunday, Jan. 27, from 2-4 p.m.
U.S. petroleum demand down 2 percent for the year
WASHINGTON – Total U.S. petroleum deliveries (a measure of demand) were down 2.0 percent for 2012 compared with 2011 – and were at the lowest annual level in 16 years. They also were down 2.1 percent in December against a year ago. Year over year declines were seen in all months in 2012 except for May.
VINO VENTURE
Rosewood Services Inc. is ready to launch its latest retail venture this week with the opening of its winery outlet store in downtown Great Bend. The Rosewood Wine Cellar, located at 1901 Lakin, will open its doors to the public for the first time at 10 a.m. on Tuesday.
Joseph L. Hada Jr. 1927-2013
Joseph L. Hada, Jr., 86, died Jan. 16, 2013 at his home in Great Bend. He was born Jan. 2, 1927 at Winchester, Okla., the son of Joe L. and Mary E. (Parson) Hada.
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Carpenter's grandson recalls history of chapel woodwork
The woodwork for the chapel in Central Kansas Medical Center, now St. Rose Health Center, was crafted by Herman Dreiling from Hays. Herman, born in Victoria in 1896, was the father of Noreen (Dreiling) Duncan. Noreen and her husband James Duncan were residents of Great Bend from 1951 to 2013. They moved to Lenexa in 2013 to be closer to their children who all live in the Johnson County area. All four children (John, Tim, Mike, and Ann) graduated from Great Bend High School.
Driver injured when vehicle overturns
A rural Ellinwood man was injured Wednesday in a one-vehicle accident at 10:50 p.m. in the 700 block of NE 40 Road.
KWEC offers winter kids programs
The Kansas Wetlands Education Center has the cure for boredom – winter nature programs. Kids will investigate feathers, birds and tracks, learning more about the world around them and the creatures living there. So don't delay, sign-up soon, as the maximum for each class is 20 children.
Jihad and Right-Wing Extremism Not So Different
Since 9/11, 34 people have been killed in America by Islamic jihadist terrorists.
Pony Panic In The Mountains
After four AFC West titles and a 49-22 record, the Ponies of Denver have bucked off John Fox. Really? Because the Broncos could not beat another team with an equine mascot, the Indianapolis Colts? A younger, friskier bunch, these Colts forced general manager John Elway to part ways in the saddle with one of their most successful coaches in their mountaintop football history.
Can I see some ID?
God Bless America and how's everybody?
Great Bend High School bowling results
Both the Great Bend boys and girls bowling teams started off their 2015 WAC seasons with home wins against the visiting Dodge City Red Demons. The Panther boys dominated the entire match as they earned all 11 points possible in the contest. The Panthers were led by senior Jeff Meitler who had an exceptional day. The senior captain for the Panthers rolled games of 200 - 278 – 265 in route to a first place finish with a 743 series. Senior Matt Black captured 2nd place honors by rolling a 610 series. The panthers outscored the visiting Demons 2460 – 2067. In bakers ...
Great Bend Middle School basketball results
Great Bend Middle School basketball results vs Hays on Jan. 12.
Carter scores 25, No. 13 Wichita St beats Southern Illinois
WICHITA, Kan. (AP) - The only thing that stopped Darius Carter was a stray forearm.
Kansas 150 1901-1925
