GARNETT — The AA Iola Indians saw their 8-0 record come to a disappointing end in Tuesday night’s doubleheader in Garnett.  The Garnett Muddogs handed the Indians their first loss of the season with a…

Erie nurse headed to serve in NYC ERIE — An Erie nurse is headed to New York City to provide medical assistance for eight weeks at the epicenter of the COVID-19 pandemic in the United…

The Kansas Department of Transportation (KDOT) will begin a project to reconstruct and rehabilitate 7½ miles of U.S. 169 in Anderson County starting Monday.  The project includes the complete reconstruction of 169 from Welda north…

GARNETT — The Kansas Department of Transportation will replace guardrail sections along a seven-mile stretch of U.S. 59, starting Tuesday. Eight guardrails will be replaced between Garnett’s north city limits and the Anderson-Franklin county line.…

Former Fredonia official guilty on child porn charge FREDONIA — A former Fredonia city administrator pleaded guilty to child pornography charges, according to The Wilson County Citizen. Michael Ohrt, 40, entered a plea in November…

Labette County gets $5.2M for rural internet service PARSONS — A company that provides wireless internet service in Labette County will expand its network and bring fiber optic broadband internet service with speeds up to a…

GARNETT ? Every day brings a surprise to Yoder?s Country Store. Staffers never know what they?ll find when they open a box of items to put on the shelf. It might be cans of pickled…

A new plan released by the Trump Administration on Friday — which was short on details, or an explanation of how it would work — promises to restore the demand for ethanol that has been…

Even with a warm sun bearing down, area corn farmers are feeling a chill from a summer downturn in prices. The drop is largely due to a decrease in demand by oil and gas refineries…

GARNETT — Political differences took a back seat Monday night in Garnett as a crowd of roughly 100 people met at Anderson County Junior – Senior High School to visit with Lieutenant Governor Lynn Rogers…