Castle Park rebuilds in 38 days
In just 38 days the barren Castle Park property will transform before the community’s eyes.
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Medicaid expansion conversation
This Wednesday, April 17, the Alliance for a Healthy Kansas will host an event to talk about the expansion of KanCare, Kansas’ Medicaid program.
CERT learns lifesaving skills
On Saturday seven Butler County Community Emergency Response Team, (CERT), members were certified in the American Heart Association’s CPR, AED, Stop the Bleed, and First Aid training.
Teacher participants needed for K-State College of Education training on rural STEM learning
A $2.7 million federal grant is helping the Kansas State University College of Education improve rural education in the state, and the college is offering free training and thousands of dollars in resources for teachers to take advantage of the last year of grant funding.The College of Education’s Rural Education Center, or REC, is seeking rural teachers and schools to participate in the final year of programming funded by a nearly $2.7 million grant from the U.S.
Rusty Eck Ford donates engines, tools to BCC Automotive Technology Program
Ten years of partnership with Rusty Eck Ford result in another generous donation for students.Rusty Eck Ford donated four used 3.7 L Mustang V6 engines and six different types of tools to assist student learning in Butler Community College’s Automotive Technology program.
SparkWheel Receives $12,000 Grant from United Way of El Dorado
SparkWheel is proud to announce the receipt of a generous grant totaling $12,000 from United Way of El Dorado to support Integrated Student Supports (ISS) at El Dorado Middle School.
BCC celebrates record high retention rates
Butler Community College reached historic heights in its retention rates for the Fall 2022 freshman class, as first-time full-time students who began taking classes during that term returned to Butler the following fall at a 66% rate.
Benton PD brings back bike patrol
Two wheels is better than four if you ask Benton Police Chief Kevin Kichler.
Where will you go?
A bad thunderstorm is nothing to take lightly, especially if you’re unprepared when it happens.