TOPEKA – Today, Secretary of State Scott Schwab announced the voter turnout prediction for the August 2 primary election. Secretary Schwab predicts roughly 36 percent of Kansas voters will participate in the 2022 primary election.
WASHINGTON (AP) — Congressional leaders and Kansas officials praised aviation pioneer Amelia Earhart on Wednesday for advancing the cause of women’s rights during her barrier-breaking career at a ceremony unveiling her statue in the U.S. Capitol.
After suffering from a tragic tornado hit on May 7, 2022, the Andover YMCA is looking forward to a bright future. The Andover YMCA has hosted children ranging from infant to preschool ages in their Y Child Care program every day at the Andover YMCA since they opened. After the tornado in May, they’ve had to pivot - and quickly. With families in need of childcare more than ever after the tornado, the YMCA reacted quickly to ensure they could continue to serve their community as much as they could.
These 4-H Ambassadors worked during the Butler County Fair July 14-19. Watch for fair results in the Butler County Times Gazette starting Tuesday.
We are introducing live online election results for the Aug. 2 races in Kansas. Visit our website @ https://www.butlercountytimesgazette.com/ on August 2nd for complete coverage. Please note that when you click the election coverage button you will be routed to The Newton Kansan, the digital home of CherryRoad Media Kansas Election Coverage.
The El Dorado Chamber of Commerce Ambassador Committee welcomed a new business with a ribbon cutting on Wednesday, July 27th. The Black Gold Grill, owned by Larry and Abi Cook, is located at 710 S.
Butler County Farm Bureau Association (BCFBA) in partnership with the El Dorado Chamber of Commerce held their 2022 Primary Election Candidate Forum at the El Dorado Civic Center on Wednesday, July 27th. The event was free and open to the public.
Much of the makeup of the Butler County Commission for 2023 will be decided in the Aug. 2 Republican Primary - as of the three seats available two will be decided Aug.
Zachary Lindsey knows firsthand what Butler Community College’s Fire Science program teaches. He started his Fire Science education at Butler and spent 17 years in the fire service in North Carolina.