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Over the weekend, thirteen citizens from Butler County, Sedgwick County and even as far as Bartlesville, Okla.

The Butler County 4-H FCS team had the opportunity to represent Butler County and the State of Kansas at the National FCS Competition in Texas.

The Latham Masonic Lodge #401 will be hosting the annual Pancake and Sausage Feed dinner to benefit the Butler County Fire District #6 in Latham next Sunday.

The Douglass Community Foundation has partnered with NexTrex to turn your recycled bags into new community benches.

As the remnants of winter begin to fade, Butler County Emergency Management is focusing on the upcoming spring storm season, emphasizing the importance of preparedness for severe weather events.

Each year about this time, I get very excited about a program that rallies thousands of Kansans and their friends to have fun and improve their mental and physical health.

El Dorado, KAN.

Tulsa race massacreWhen segregation kept Black people from being able to shop at white-owned shops or participate fully in the economy, some Black communities responded by creating prosperous communities in which they gained wealth and power—actions which inflamed their poorer white neighbors to respond with riots and massacres.One of the biggest examples of this was in Tulsa, Oklahoma, during the early part of the 20th century.

In celebration of Black History Month, Butler’s Black Student Association will sponsor a screening of the 2023 documentary “The League” with the film’s producer Byron Motley on February 20, 2024 at 6:00 p.m.