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Terry Knopke has completed what anyone would fairly consider the honor of a lifetime and the foundation for charitable giving for the entire community.
Atchison County emergency and health officials confirmed on Sunday that a middle-aged woman is the first person testing COVID-19 positive in Atchison County.
A stay-at-home order for the entire state of Kansas will take effect at 12:01 a.m. Monday, March 30, Gov. Laura Kelly announced Saturday, making it one of at least 20 states to ask its residents to conduct only essential business.
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Garden City, Kan. Michael Pomarico, 72, died March 19, 2020, a…
Joseph D. Leger Jr.
RUSHVILLE, Mo. Mary Theresa Klawuhn, 83, Rushville, passed awa…
ATCHISON, Kan. Lou Edna Davis, 86, of Atchison, died on Friday…
NORTONVILLE, Kan. Manfred H. Nolting, 97, lifelong Nortonville…
DEAR EDITOR,
I’m sure I’ve written about this in the past, but it’s so good, I think it bears repeating. These are said to be some actual answers made by sixth graders to tests on history and the Bible. I’ve given my opinion (in parentheses) on each answer.
There’s something hugely problematic about the current coronavirus outbreak.
Despite the disappointment of not being able to play her senior season of soccer, Atchison defender Hannah Deware declared her intention to continue her playing career at the University of Ottawa this fall.
Despite being a rather disappointing season for Benedictine basketball, junior guard Jaiden Bristol did take a step forward on the court and the NAIA took notice.
USD 377 Board of Education members will gather for a special board meeting at 9:30 a.m. Monday, March 30 at Central Office along Main Street in Effingham.
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Wichita Public Schools is considering adding explicit protecti…
The Kansas Board of Regents pressured state university officia…
TOPEKA, Kan. — Kansas schools will require two new vaccines co…
This year Trinity will have three new teachers:
Rep. John Eplee, R-Atchison, is best known as a physician, but…
When reports of the COVID-19 pandemic first hit the US, very few people had likely heard of coronaviruses — with some notable exceptions: cattle producers and their veterinarians.
DEAR ABBY,
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