USD 235 officials have made the decision to move Uniontown Junior/Senior High School to remote learning due to the impact of COVID-19 on the school. Mike...
City Commissioners on Tuesday night approved a contract for an interim city manager. See the print or online edition of the Tribune for complete story.
A motion to expand the boundaries of the Jayhawk Wind Energy project passed with two commissioners voting in favor during Tuesdays meeting of the Bourbon County...
Fort Scott Community College President Alysia Johnston updated the colleges board of trustees Monday night on the colleges continuing plan to mitigate the spread of COVID-19....
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The story of two abandoned African-American cemeteries in Fort Scott was brought to life during a presentation given Nov. 7 by two women who have researched...
While the national presidential election may not yet be final, Bourbon County finalized its Nov. 4 General Election numbers during a canvass of provisional ballots Thursday....
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On this week’s program, we check in with Sam O’Toole with New Frontier Ag. We’ll get the scoop on the trends in farm equipment sales and...
Laurence Larry Lyons will be the grand marshal for the third annual Veterans Day Parade, which will begin at 3 p.m. Saturday. Parade participants are to...
Following two executive sessions during a special meeting Monday, Fort Scott City Commissioners voted 3-2 to offer a contract to Jeff Hancock of Camdenton, Mo., as...
Bourbon County Sheriff Bill Martin and Bourbon County Law Enforcement Major Bobby Reed urged Bourbon County Commissioners on Tuesday to consider putting a policy in place...
Amanda Manville: Farmers in Western Kansas planning to campaign for a seat on one of the state’s five commodity commissions, including the Kansas Soybean Commission, should...
Ken Rahjes: We’re in Russell, Kansas. Been a while since we’ve been able to get out on the road. What a better time than to go...
We’re in Russell, Kansas. Been a while since we’ve been able to get out on the road. What a better time than to go to the...
Collette: Good morning, folks. Collette here with Pinion, a division of KCOE ISOM. Harvest pace slowed down a little this last week with folks all over...
Scarlett Hagins: The Kansas Beef Council’s newly released one simple ingredient commercial, was televised in select markets during the Kansas State University Wildcats vs Texas Christian...
One thing that doesn’t change and that’s Dave Kendall, and Dave is back with us this morning with another segment on the Santa Fe Trail. This...
One thing we have to be thankful for is women in politics, especially in Kansas. If you’re from Kansas, man, we have had some pretty impressive...
Good Wednesday morning. I’m Deb Goodrich. Welcome to Around Kansas. The day after Election Day, and though I wasn’t out partying, waiting for the results all...
Today on Around Kansas Deb has a special guest, meet author of Roxie Yonkey, you might know her as Roxie on the Road. Next Dave Kendall...
The annual Halloween parade and other activities sponsored by the Fort Scott Area Chamber of Commerce on Saturday may have drawn the events largest-ever attendance. The...
On the night of the general election, the Fort Scott City Commissioners on Tuesday voted to place a call for a special election to ask citizens...
Incumbents in several Bourbon County races will keep their seats, and a question on the ballot to continue a 1-percent countywide sales tax passed, according to...
Today on Ag Et cetera. I start our day with our popular segment, Tell Me Something Good. Learn the new campaign Land O’Lakes launched featuring dairy...
Over the past half-century, Kansas wheat farmers have contributed millions of their own hard-earned dollars toward wheat research through the wheat checkoff. However, the cost of...
In agricultural news from agview.net, the Kansas Department of Agriculture recently updated its interactive map of Kansas. It shows the economic contribution of agriculture all across...
Fort Hays had an awesome Agriculture Department as well. I felt really comfortable going there to finish my degree. Brityne: In midst of being a busy...
New technology being developed at Kansas State University is capitalizing on the power of artificial intelligence to build a database of facial recognition technology for the...
Joining us is Brandi Miller, who is the CEO of the Kansas Cooperative Council. It is October, co-op month. Brandi, you mentioned a little bit earlier...
October is co-op month in Kansas and around the country. To talk about that is Brandi Miller, who is a CEO of the Kansas co-op council....
Kelly Hammel joins us today. Kelly is a farmer, retired science teacher and now known as the Worm Hippie. Raising worms went from a hobby to...
Well, Little Jerusalem opened last year, and it has been one of the most popular places in Kansas ever since. For those of you that haven’t...
Michelle has another spooky episode for us this morning. Since we are co-authors on Kansas Forts & Bases, yes, shameless plug there, we wanted to take...
Good morning. I’m Deb Goodrich. Welcome to Around Kansas. Here we are nearing the end of October, Halloween coming up this weekend, the time change. You...
One of my favorite themes is Cowboys and technology, probably because I’m technologically challenged. Even the simple cell phone can sometimes befuddle me. It inspired me...
Citizens were able to voice their concerns on Sept. 15 during a public hearing to discuss city of Fort Scotts plan to extend the existing runway...
County officials and health professionals from the region discussed the COVID-19 pandemic and its impact on the local health system during a special meeting of the...
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Welcome to Doctalk, Dr. Dan Thomson here. I’m glad you joined us today. We’re going to have a great show. Today I have a friend and...
Welcome back to Ag A.M. in Kansas, I’m Brityne Rucker. The Kansas Soybean Commission is featuring prominent people that have close ties to the soybean checkoff...
Fort Scott City Manager Dave Martin announced his retirement during a special Fort Scott City Commission meeting Wednesday. His last day will be Oct. 30. See...
Changes in economic development for Bourbon County are in the works. According to Gregg Motley, member of the Bourbon County Economic Development Council, Inc., board of...
Today on Ag Et cetera, I visit with Dr. Santi from Pitt State University over his Polymer Research closely tied to the soybean checkoff program. Learn...
The Kansas Junior Livestock Show presented a total of $17,600 in scholarships to eleven students from across the state. These individuals have excelled academically, in community...
This year’s sorghum harvests in Kansas is rolling along and right on time. USDA reports on average progress throughout the state as dry conditions for production...
Michelle and I have agreed that Kansas has no shortage of characters, and nobody can beat Katie Bender. Beautiful Katie, as David Surface called her. Let’s...
