Month: June 2018
Miss Chelseas Dance Academy will wrap up its two-night run today at the Bowlus Fine Arts Center with The Legend of Anastasia. Tickets for the studios annual recital are available at the Bowlus Fine Arts…
While it might sound fun to grow up with a sibling close in age, having children too close together can lead to serious health problems for mother and baby, health experts warn. Inadequate birth spacing,…
High School Basketball: Iola Mustangs The high school basketball season may be six months away but the Iola Mustangs are already hard at work getting things ready to roll for the 2018-19 season. The changes…
High School Softball: Iola Fillies After earning second-team all-Pioneer League honors earlier last month, sophomore outfielder Nissa Fountain was named second team all-state in class 4A-II from the Kansas Softball Coaches Association on Friday. Fountain…
Iola High School’s class of 1958 celebrated its 60-year reunion the weekend of May 25-26. A picnic kicked off the festivities at the Concreto home of Carol and Chef Jim Immel on May 25. Allen…
After six months, members of a steering committee investigating the future of Iola schools have likely expanded their personal lexicons. New construction vs. renovation. Eminent domain. Extending utilities. Mold and asbestos abatement. HVAC. General obligation…
K-State Research and Extensions Kids Can Cook summer classes culminated Wednesday in Moran, where, under the watchful eye of Southwind Extension nutrition educator Terri Kretzmeier, eight kids gathered at the Moran Community Center to compile…
Youre invited to a biking birthday party for Allen Countys trail system. The Allen County Trails Celebration Ride, a group bicycle event, on Saturday will honor the fifth anniversary of the opening of the Southwind…
Moran area youth celebrate a combined Vacation Bible School this week with the Moran United Methodist Church, the Moran Christian Church and Hope Chapel. Preschool-aged children attend an event at the Christian church, and those…
EUGENE, Ore. Aaron True, a junior at Wichita State University, finished 8th Wednesday in the javelin in the 2018 NCAA Division I Track and Field Championships. Trues throw of 230 feet, 6 inches came…
