During the August 12 Andover City Council meeting, a crowd of residents came to support each other in voicing their concerns for the council’s vote to raise their compensation by 100%. The good old-fashioned way of talking with the city council may have changed their minds about the compensation raise.
The impACT Summit is returning to Wichita for its second year, bringing an afternoon of inspiration, service, and community connection. The half-day conference will be held Saturday, Sept. 6th from 12:00 to 4:00 p.m. at the Advanced Learning Library.
The registration deadline for the 2025 Miss El Dorado Ambassadors Pageant is quickly approaching. Participants must complete their registration form and submit the entry fee no later than Sunday, August 24, 2025. Registration is $50 for the first child and $35 for each additional child.
Join our great sponsors in supporting the students of USD 490, El Dorado School System, by participating in our 12th Annual PIE Sporting Clay Fun Shoot on September 6th at Michael Murphy & Sons. Our event will include lunch, soft drinks, and door prizes. Plus, awards for the High Overall Score, Best Junior & Best Ladies and Best Team.
DERBY, KS -- Kristin Marr, Retail Operations Manager, and Brenda Knipfer, Mortgage Manager, recently graduated in the 2024/2025 class of the Advanced School of Banking.
SILVER SPRING, Md. — Daniel Zare worked one-on-one as an AmeriCorps member with students going through rough times in school, lightening teachers’ workload in the classroom.
TOPEKA — The lesser prairie chicken, a dancing grouse that has long teetered between threatened and endangered classifications, lost its federal protections in court in a victory for Great Plains petroleum and cattle industries.
Kansas could pay almost $80 million more for its food assistance program after congressional Republicans passed the One Big Beautiful Bill Act.
The license for Carla’s Youth Residential Center in Wichita was suspended in 2018 after suspected cases of sexual and physical abuse of foster kids.
The United States Attorney’s Office District of Kansas announced on Thursday that a El Dorado man was sentenced to over 10 years in federal prison for distributing child sexual abuse materials.