Adventures in Reading: Remembering the red poppies
Many traditions seem to be waning in recent years.
May 2024
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KDWP to host cooking competition featuring wild game, foraged foods
Whether grilled, smoked, poached, canned or dehydrated – wild foods procured from the Kansas outdoors will be on showcase at the Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks’ bi-annual cooking competition in Lawrence on Saturday, June 8th, 2024.
Former JAG-K student from Stafford County is now a certified agricultural education teacher in Greensburg
One of the ways Jobs for America’s Graduates-Kansas (JAG-K) prepares students for successful futures is by helping them consider various careers and how to attain them.JAG-K helped one former student discover his passion for teaching.Luke Alpers, a 2017 graduate of the JAG-K program at Stafford High School, is now doing his part to prepare students for success in agriculture-related careers.
One From the Road: One person causes a multi-mile traffic problem
By the time you read this, many schools will be out for the summer.
FHSU hosts rural workforce development ‘think tank’ gathering
HAYS, Kan – Higher education, civic, and economic development leaders from western Kansas gathered on the campus of Fort Hays State University on May 1 for a wide-ranging discussion that explored potential opportunities for strengthening relationships between higher education and workforce development in western Kansas.
Master Gardener Tips: Tomatoes and trees need special care this time of year
Mulching TomatoesSoils are warm enough now that tomatoes can benefit from mulching.
Another View: The Book of Mormon and our Cross
Alma(1), deeply concerned that the people(1) were forgetting God, had called in his third son, Corianton, to give him his charge.
Wolf announces closing date for Family Food Store in Sawyer
Greg and Ruby Wolf, owners of the Family Food Store in Sawyer, have announced they will be selling their much-loved establishment on their 12th Anniversary in business, October 19, 2024.“We are coming to the end of our family business journey here at Family Food Store,” said Greg Wolf.
Little Blue Boutique is filling creative talent niche in Pratt
Before the COVID years, Melinda Clark owned the Crazy Chic Boutique in Pratt where she sold clothing, crafts, gifts and home decor.