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Senator Jerry Moran stopped in Greensburg last week to visit with local citizens about issues of importance as he seeks a re-election bid to serve as a bipartisan leader in the U.S. Senate.

Haviland, KS — Kansas Independent College Association (KICA) released the results of a study last week that estimates the impact of Barclay College on the statewide economy to be $15.4 million and 102 jobs.

TOPEKA – Influenza season is here in Kansas. While activity remains low, influenza cases have already been seen in Kansas.

and Jennifer Stultz, Pratt Tribune, contributed to this report Fentanyl and other potent synthetic opioids ingrained in the nation’s illicit drug supply are killing more people in the U.S. than any other drug has, south-central Kansas included.

St. John High School Banking and Finance students traveled to Hutchinson Wednesday, October 26, to present to the Council of Superintendents at ESSDACK. Each of the 11 students presented information on topics such as naming the bank, construction of the bank, and the different positions needed to operate the bank.

Students at USD 350 have been busy making group college visits. “As part of our career and technical education program we began college visits in 2014. The 8-11th grade students take field trips to different colleges. Our goal is by the time a student reaches their senior year they have been on a junior college, D1 and D2 college campuses.

While my kids are now in the days of after-school sports and band practice, I remember the difficulties of finding quality, affordable child care when they were young. My wife and I wanted to make sure our kids were safe and had opportunities for academic enrichment without breaking the bank.

and Jennifer Stultz, Pratt Tribune, contributed to this report Fentanyl and other potent synthetic opioids ingrained in the nation’s illicit drug supply are killing more people in the U.S. than any other drug has, south-central Kansas included.

This Monday, Skyline Schools celebrated the grand opening of their student-run coffee shop, “The Beakery.” The Beakery is open to patrons and parents from 7:30-7:45 a.m. on the east side entrance at the cart; after which students and teachers are invited to come to business teacher Taylor Stratford’s classroom during first hour to order their coffee and pastries. The current menu includes coffees, tea, hot chocolate, smoothies, protein shakes, lemonade, and poppyseed muffins.