Courageous teenagers save man after seizure causes wreck
38-year-old Kirk Mefford was driving south on Main Street in El Dorado when suddenly his truck was vertical in the Walnut River.
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Butler County awarded Kansas Forest Service grant
It was announced this summer by the United States Department of Agriculture and the US Forest Service that Butler County had been awarded a Community Wildfire Defense grant to develop a Community Wildfire Protection Plan, (CWPP).
Holiday Inn Express hosts Coffee with a Cop in August
The El Dorado Police Department, (EDPD), have scheduled their quarterly Coffee with a Cop meeting for August 15.
Augusta local authors children’s book
First-time author and Augusta local Daryl Thornton recently finished his self-written and illustrated children’s book.
Governor Kelly announces $10M for broadband projects in rural Kansas
TOPEKA – Governor Laura Kelly announced today that $10 million has been awarded to 12 Internet Service Providers (ISPs) in the latest round of Broadband Acceleration Grants.
National Night Out
The El Dorado Police Department is hosting the National Night Out, on Tue., Aug.
KDOT hosting open houses in Towanda, Benton for K-254 revisions
In order to show the revisions made to the K-254 Corridor Management Plan, the Kansas Department of Transportation, (KDOT), will be hosting several open houses.
Paws in Oz hosts first feral clinic
On Monday morning the Paws in Oz team set up in Towanda to host their first feral cat clinic.
Meet your Pasta Patrol Unit:
With the “Pasta Patrol” Fundraiser in full swing, we’re highlighting each of the teams with an inside look at the team leaders.
Speeding can be costly, wreck lives
The chance of death or serious injury doubles for every 10 mph over 50 mph a vehicle travels, and speeding is a factor in almost one-third of all traffic fatalities nationwide.These facts from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration show why the Kansas Department of Transportation, the Drive To Zero Coalition and law enforcement agencies across the state are working together to increase awareness that “Speeding Wrecks Lives.”Beginning July 22 and running through Aug.