El Dorado, KAN. – Butler Community College now offers Art in the Elementary Classroom, an online course starting this fall. With the development of this new course, students can now earn an Elementary Education associate degree fully online as of Fall 2025.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. – Today, law enforcement is reiterating the danger of individuals or groups pointing a laser into the air.
TOPEKA — The Kansas attorney general’s office issued a $250 fine to the Haysville City Council for violating the Kansas Open Records Act, officials said Wednesday.
TOPEKA — Kansas Attorney General Kris Kobach plans to sue Gov. Laura Kelly, he said during a panel with Republican attorneys general in Alaska last week, but he did not specify what for.
WASHINGTON — A broadly bipartisan bill to overhaul and elevate the Federal Emergency Management Agency is heading toward the U.S. House floor after a key committee approved the legislation.
The last couple of decades have been tough on newspapers. Kansas has lost about 50 publications in the past 20 years. Rural news outlets also face another problem: Owners of many small, family-run newspapers are getting older, and it’s uncertain who will keep the presses running when they retire.
Butler Community College is entering a new era as they welcome their six President, Dr. Tamara Daniel, who says she’s focused on offering strong community engagement, fostering a positive campus culture and using data to drive longevity and sustainability for the local college.
Andover – The 58th Greater Andover Days festival is set for Friday, September 26 – Sunday, September 28, 2025. Festivities kick off Friday night with Three Dog Night and Little River Band. Tickets for the concert are not included with the Greater Andover Days button admission. Tickets can be purchased at selectaseat.com/threedognight
Nikole Babb nbabb@cherryroad.com The Kansas Department of Health and Environment, (KDHE), has issued a boil water advisory for the Butler County Rural Water District 3,… Login to continue reading Login…
In collaboration with South Central Mental Health and Susan B. Allen Memorial Hospital, the Butler County Health Department is hosting a survey to assess community health needs. Participation of the survey will allow health professionals to figure out the best path in improving the health of residents in Butler County.