I’ve never understood why counties (or the Secretary of State) do not publish summaries of Kansas overseas voters at election time, since this is a category of voters very different from all others.

courtesy photo Attendees check on the many selections of quality silent auction items during last year’s Rosewood Rodeo. There are more than 70 auction items to bid on at this year’s Rosewood Rodeo.

I do not believe in the cancel culture. I think redemption is necessary and even wise, and I would like others to forgive and restore with me anytime I make a mistake.” ...

Attendees at last year’s McKown Masquerade Ball dance in the Shafer Gallery. The annual Bill McKown Masquerade Ball will return this year with live music, food, wine, and a costume contest from 6-9 ...

The Sterling College Concert Choir, here pictured in a performance from last year, will present their first concert of the year this coming Sunday, Oct. 5 at the United Presbyterian Church. Love in ...

This quilt by Ada Neidenthal is on display at the Deines Cultural Center in Russell. RUSSELL — The Deines Cultural Center will host a closing reception for Beyond Comfort: Art Quilts by Ada Neidenthal ...

The Kansas Department of Transportation (KDOT) will begin a bridge replacement project on U.S. 56 in Rice County the week of Oct. 13. This was originally due to start in September. The project ...

Barton Community College invites the public to participate in a series of free computer and digital literacy classes offered throughout October, including two new courses through a partnership with ...

Virginia Lonnon will celebrate her 100th birthday on Oct. 11. Virginia Lenora Lonnon was born in St. John, Stafford County, to James Lonnon Jr. and Myrtle Virginia Ivy Lonnon on Oct. 11, 1925. The ...

SOUTH CENTRAL 60, MACKSVILLE 6 — Macksville enjoyed a pair of offensive highlights in a 60-6 setback to No. 1 ranked Coldwater South Central (5-0) in Friday's afternoon 8-man football game. Mustang ...

Greetings from the Great Bend Public Library! It’s officially spooky season, and we have some exciting events coming up this week to get you in the spirit of the month. Today after Genealogy Corner at ...

Sterling College Theatre will present the beloved Broadway musical Bye Bye Birdie at 7:30 p.m., Oct. 17 and 18 and at 2 p.m. Oct. 19 in Culbertson Auditorium. Packed with 1950s charm, laugh-out-loud ...