Vickie Moss

An Arlington National Cemetery official was “abruptly pushed aside” during an altercation with former President Donald Trump’s staff during a wreath-laying ceremony but declined to press charges, an Army spokesman said Thursday. A statement said the cemetery employee was trying to make sure those

Kansas Republicans want to reform the annual budget-writing process to displace governors from taking a lead role in proposing spending changing.

The Regional Rural Technology Center at LaHarpe is holding its own in the face of multiple new Career and Technical Education programs springing up across the area. Welding and automotive technology remain most popular.

Humboldt celebrated the Labor Day weekend with its annual Middle of Everywhere music festival.

A solar power farm would add revenue but likely would not significantly increase the county's land valuations, treasurer says.

Simpson Construction, of Wichita, has been hired to serve as the contractor for Allen Community College's building projects. Allen wants to build a new Career and Technical Education facility, as well as a new maintenance shop.

Iola and Humboldt officers teamed up with the Pregnancy and Family Center to provide car seats for pregnant and new parents Wednesday morning.

Daniel Kays has announced his retirement as executive director of the Bowlus Fine Arts Center. The USD 257 school district will advertise for the position until Sept. 24. Kays has served in the role since October 2018.

Candidates running for U.S. Congress took part in a forum hosted by the Kansas Chamber in Topeka Wednesday.

The new Iola VA Clinic will celebrate its grand opening with a ribbon cutting at 10:30 a.m. Friday. Iola Mayor Steve French will present a flag that flew in Pearl Harbor, and city officials hope someone can help them trace its path to Iola.