Project Concern
The Project Concern, Inc. weekly menu is as follows for home delivered and congregate meals. Milk is served with each meal. Menus are subject to change. The Atchison United Way helps to support the Project Concern food program.
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Firework industry hits turbulent times
As Atchison and other Midwest towns prepare for another Fourth of July celebration, the fireworks industry stands at a crossroads because of both recent events and others in the past ten years putting the future of the tradition so many Americans have looked forward up in the air.
Servaes Brewing to hold one year Anniversary
By James HoweyAtchison Globe On June 21 Servaes Brewing will be celebrating it’s one year anniversary from 2-11 p.m. with plenty of food, drinks,live music,… Login to continue reading Login…
City approves Patriot Street Bridge replacement
At the City Commission meeting on June 2, the commissioners approved a replacement project for the Patriot Street Bridge from a 2023 KDOT program. The vote was unanimous apart from commissioner Larry Wilcox abstaining.
Atchison among local counties take part in street safety survey
By James HoweyAtchison Globe The City of Atchison is seeking public opinion by way of an online Safe Streets 4 All survey through a partnership… Login to continue reading Login…
Cemetery thefts under investigation
The Atchison County Sheriff is currently investigating a reported a theft of multiple grave decorations from Sunset Memorial Gardens at 10254 K7 Highway. Nikki L. Martin made the report to the sheriff’s office and on May 29.
Atchison’s Black Business District works toward rejuvenation
A distant and often forgotten part of Atchison’s past is on the verge of revitalization thanks to community support.
Wiliam “Deafy” Boular statue returns
After sustaining damage from an accident last year, a historically significant Atchison icon has returned to Commercial St.
Effingham to host algae round table discussion
By James Howey Atchison Globe Dr. Steve Ensley will host a community round table about blue-green algae at the Effingham Blue Building. The discussion will… Login to continue reading Login…
BC Students give senior project to North East Kansas Railroaders
North East Kansas Railroaders took official ownership of their new possession, a man-powered rail cart. It was a project of five Benedictine senior students and received an award for the top senior project from the college this year.