By Dylan Lysen Kansas News Service dlysen@kcur.org Anti-immigration hardliner and one-time Trump ally on voter fraud conspiracist Kris Kobach overcame the Kansas Republican establishment last Tuesday to win the party’s nomination for state attorney general. Republicans voted in favor of the former Kansas secretary of state over state Sen.
Scooter’s Coffee has joined Wounded Warriors Family Support (WWFS) in supporting United States military members and their families for their courage, commitment and sacrifice. Through Aug. 12 at participating locations, Scooter’s Coffee customers can add $1 to their order, with all proceeds benefitting WWFS. With Purple Heart Day on Aug. 7, now is a great time to support and give back to those who bravely served our country.
TOPEKA — Kansas brought in $127.6 million more in tax receipts than expected in July, for an estimated total of about $586 million collected. Gov.
Online bookstore takes off as brick and mortar in El Dorado By Nikole Babb Butler County Times Gazette Established in 2019, Reliant Bookstore was founded by Jesse McVay, Samuel McVay, Stephen McVay and Levi Keplar. Being El Dorado locals, the team brought their online business to where they enjoy spending their time most.
St. John AV Production, Dear A, has been chosen for the All-American High School Film Festival. The AAHS Film Festival is the largest student film festival in the world. Entries came from all 50 states and internationally. It will be held October 21-23 in New York City.
New Pratt Area Chamber of Commerce Director Ashley Smith said she enjoyed visiting with many local business owners and citizens last Thursday on S. Main during a July 28 Welcome Event. She said her position as director and the welcoming response she has received is not something she takes lightly. She said she looks forward to finding ways to grow and foster relationships between the people and businesses who make up the Pratt landscape.
Electrical outages in Greensburg on July 19 and 27 were uncomfortable but explainable, and resolved fairly quickly, but another electrical outage that covered much of Kiowa County over the weekend was a bit harder to explain, or understand.
John Patton, owner of John Patton Photography in Pratt, is currently running a Portraits for Parker event in his studio to raise money for his great-nephew Parker. Located in the First Street strip mall at 1219 E.
It hurts to feel alone. It hurts to feel like no one understands you.
STAFFORD COUN- TY – The Kansas Bureau of Investigation (KBI) High Risk Warrant Team, supported by the Kansas Highway Patrol Special Response Team, were requested to assist in the execution of a search warrant in Macksville, Kansas.