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Manhattan Trees Feature QR Codes as Part of Urban Forest Research Project
1+ day, 16+ hour ago (173+ words) New trees have been planted along Bluemont Avenue, Colorado Street, and Yuma Street in Manhattan, each with QR code signs asking people to get to know the tree, the City announced. These trees and signs are part of a collaborative…...
Blood Drive At Mark A. Chapman Wellness Center August 7
1+ day, 16+ hour ago (178+ words) The Mark A. Chapman Wellness Center is holding a blood drive on August 7 from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 a.m. According to Bryce Dolan, Development and Foundation Director at Clay County Medical Center, summer is an especially challenging time to maintain an adequate blood supply. The…...
Rising Cyclospora Cases Highlight Benefits of Greenhouse-Grown Vegetables
2+ day, 39+ min ago (213+ words) By Trish Svoboda/Image courtesy of Bright Farms As growing concerns over recent cyclospora outbreaks linked to fresh produce, greenhouse-grown vegetables may offer consumers an added layer of food safety, according to Steve Bradley, president of COX farms, North America’s…...
CCARE Launches Low-Cost Spay/Neuter Program For Cats
2+ day, 39+ min ago (135+ words) CCARE said in a statement that it will be starting a new low-cost spay and neuter program for pet cats beginning on Wednesday, August 5. On the first Wednesday of every month, cat-owners will be able to purchase a subsidized voucher…...
State Blocks $230 Million in Fraudulent Tax Refund Claims Since 2019
2+ day, 54+ min ago (164+ words) Posted by Trish Svoboda/Image courtesy of Canva The Kansas Department of Revenue recently announced it has stopped more than $230 million in fraudulent tax refund payments since 2019 by identifying suspicious tax returns before refunds are issued. The department said its…...
Bipartisan Bill Aims to Make Oral Cancer Medications More Affordable
2+ day, 1+ hour ago (177+ words) KCLY Radio Bipartisan Bill Aims to Make Oral Cancer Medications More Affordable Posted by Trish Svoboda/Image courtesy of Canva U.S. Sens. Jerry Moran of Kansas and Tina Smith of Minnesota announced they have introduced the bipartisan Cancer Drug Parity Act…...
K-State Researchers Study Benefits of Bringing Children and Seniors Together in Rural Kansas
2+ day, 3+ hour ago (171+ words) Posted by Trish Svoboda/Image courtesy of Canva Kansas State University researchers are studying how bringing children and older adults together each day can improve health and well-being in rural communities. The research is centered on the Logan Intergenerational Family…...
USD 379 Board of Education Votes to Increase Capital Outlay Mill, Reduce Overall Mill Levy
2+ day, 16+ hour ago (864+ words) In the state of Kansas, entities that receive tax dollars must provide their intent to remain within or exceed the revenue neutral rate (or RNR) by July 20th. At the July 13th USD 379 school board meeting, members discussed the need to approve…...
How KS, MO Changed the Face of American Summer Treats
3+ day, 36+ min ago (776+ words) Arguably the most recognizable cold treat on a stick – the Bomb Pop – has ties to the Midwest. Invented in 1955 the Bomb Pop came to be in Kansas City, MO when cherry, lime, and blue raspberry were combined into a single…...
Riley County Reorganizes Health Department, Slashes Staff
2+ day, 16+ hour ago (143+ words) The Riley County Board of County Commissioners has approved a reorganization of the Riley County Health Department, the County said in a statement. According to the County, the Health Department’s proposed 2027 budget will be reduced by around 12% compared to the…...