Ed Boice is a freelance journalist at Rapzilla.com. He focuses on regional interest, world news, and arts and entertainment, often covering events and conferences across the United States and Canada. Boice's work has been featured in Yahoo News, Yahoo Finance, and The Wichita Eagle, among others.
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Ed Boice predominantly covers local government announcements and developments in Abilene, Kansas. His focus centers on local events, including city commission meetings, road projects, appointments to public positions, and community news.
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One of the largest Christian rap events dropped its lineup! Holy Smoke announced the lineup for its fifth festival, featuring 18 artists.
Bid for Buckeye Avenue Project approved
By: Ed Boice
A severe storm with extreme wind and tornado warnings tore through eastern Kansas the night of Monday, June 8, traveling through Salina, Kansas, area to Kansas City, Missouri. The National
By: Ed Boice
The Sunflower Hotel might have new ownership. A Kansas-based developer is in the process of purchasing the tallest building in Abilene.
By: Ed Boice
The Abilene City Commission met recently for the June 8 meeting, discussing new rates for stormwater drainage units and the agreement of land use and collaboration between the city and Central Kansas Free Fair.
There is a wide array of federal, state and local elections on the primary election’s ballot.
The Abilene City Commission had an hour-long meeting Monday June 22, hearing about flooding in the northwest area of Abilene and a new statue of Wild Bill Hickok.
By: Ed Boice
The city of Abilene’s first meeting of July was lively with an amendment passed pertaining to the multi-sports fields development and back-and-forth discussions about the 2027 budget between staff and the commission.
The Abilene City Commission voted to pass the resolution signalling to Abilene residents that the city intends to exceed their revenue neutral rate of 46.463 for the 2027 budget.
yumiya! is one of the nine artists who performed at Bless the Mic. After his set, we asked her five questions about himself and performing.
