Stafford County veteran Juan Munz was presented a Vietnam Veteran’s Quilt on Sunday, September 14, at the Antrim United Methodist Church. The ladies of the church had the quilt made for him. Most of his family was there to witness the gifting. Many thanks were extended to Munz for his military service during the Vietnam War era, as well as to all of those involved with sewing, quilting, and presenting the special quilt to Munz.
National Farm Safety and Health Week (September 21-27, 2025) highlights the importance of protecting the health and safety of farmers, ranchers, and rural communities.
Dani Ricke was named the 2025-26 USD 382 Teacher of the Year earlier this week at Southwest Elementary School. Ricke has mentored many new teachers at the district and is credited for spearheading a special family-orientated program that supports connections between students and their families.
Kiowa County Pharmacy announced that the Kansas Pharmacists Association has recognized two of their own with high honors for their service and dedication to their profession, community, and Kiowa County Pharmacy team.
Galatians 5:22-23 NIV: But the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control. Against such things there is no law.…
Kansas is an important “breadbasket” state because of its massive wheat production, but in recent years that’s been changing. With poor profits and drier climates, wheat has been harder to manage. New innovations could rejuvenate the economy and production of the wheat state.
This month, 1 million bushels of sorghum, commonly called milo, are leaving the Pawnee County Co-Op in Larned by rail, but those sales of last year’s product are taking a bite out of this year’s upcoming crop sales, said Kim Barnes, the co-op’s chief financial officer.
Senator Jerry Moran stopped in at Pratt Regional Medical Center last week to touch base with hospital staff and administration.
What does it mean to endure till the end?
It was a foggy morning on Labor Day, but that didn’t stop Terry and Taylor Williamson (and friends) from providing kids with a bird’s-eye look at Haviland from a seat in a small airplane on September 1 at Fly-In Day.