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War Horses For Veterans Provides Support Through Equine Therapy
By Sheridan Wimmer on October 29, 2026
Horses have been revered by humans for millions of years. Hieroglyphs depict horses as drivers of chariots and symbolize them as noble, strong and spiritual animals. They’ve been used to fight wars,...
Campaign School Provides Candidates Nonpartisan Support
By Greg Doering on October 29, 2026
Political campaigns are similar to other initiatives like advertising or military strategies. They’re all concerted efforts to achieve an outcome: raising awareness of a product, being victorious in...
Female-Owned Farm, Home and Lumber Stores Thrive in Edwards and Morton counties
By Sheridan Wimmer on October 29, 2026
The greeter couldn’t say, “Welcome in!” or “How can I help you?” Instead, the hello came with ears perked, a tail wag and a jaunt over with an expectation of pets (which were, of course, given). At...
4 Ways to Lower Your Car Insurance Payment
By Kansas Living on October 28, 2026
Insuring your car can be an expensive part of your budget and could be even more costly if you add a new driver to your policy, get involved in an accident or get cited for speeding. But in a world...
Meet the Mentzer Farm Family
By Kansas Living on October 28, 2026
Nathan and Heather grew up in respective long-standing farming families. Heather comes from a fifth-generation farm in Rooks County and Nathan grew up as the fifth generation in Allen County. They...
Kids Craft: Snowman Popper
By Mandy Beyeler on October 28, 2026
YOU WILL NEED: White paper cup Scissors White balloon White duct tape Various paper, ribbon and buttons Glue Small white and blue pompoms Note: Adult help and supervision are required for...
Kansas Farm Bureau's Rural Minds Matter Advocate of the Year Award Winners
By Sheridan Wimmer on October 27, 2026
Kansas Farm Bureau has made concerted efforts to make rural mental health part of its mission of strengthening agriculture and the lives of Kansans. In 2024, with support from passionate members, the...
The Farm Bill Just Expired; What Happens Next?
By Brandi Buzzard on October 6, 2026
While I usually spend the last few days of September toting pumpkins, garland and fall décor down from the attic, another more important development happened at the stroke of midnight on Oct. 1....
K-State Extension agent in Morton County wins mental health advocacy award
By Sheridan Wimmer on October 2, 2026
In a span of seven years, Morton County saw a staggering number of deaths by suicide. The grief in the community was insurmountable; the loss of lives leaving more questions than answers. One loss...
Executive director of United Way of Harvey and Marion Counties receives award for mental health advocacy
By Sheridan Wimmer on October 2, 2026
Impacting change in mental health isn’t an overnight, silver bullet, one-size-fits-all approach. The conversations surrounding stress come from a multitude of life challenges, opportunities and the...
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