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The Kansas Corporation Commission has scheduled two public hearings in June to give Kansas Gas Service customers an opportunity to learn more about the company's recent rate increase request, ask ques...
The public is asked to avoid South Fossil Street in Russell on Friday, May 3 between Lucas and Luray Streets while electric crews work to replace the broken power pole from Thursday night's motor vehi...
A motor vehicle struck a power pole in the area of A&W on South Fossil Street in Russell Thursday evening at around 6 PM causing a power outage affecting the south part of town and rural customers acc...
A Hays woman was injured in a two-vehicle crash Thursday morning just outside of Hays.
The Kansas Governor's Scholars Program has recognized outstanding graduating seniors who finished in the top one percent of their high school graduating class for the past 41 years.
The Russell County Area Community Foundation has awarded $43,000 in grants to organizations that benefit the Russell County area, including support for education, the arts, literacy and public safety.
Russell's Bickerdyke Elementary School hosted another successful McTeacher Night Tuesday at the Russell McDonald's. In total, $1,588.31 was raised to support students and staff at BES.
Bicycling can be great exercise and an affordable way to travel, but riders are more likely to suffer serious injury or death upon impact with a motor vehicle.
Diana VanBruggen, City of Russell Water Production Superintendent and Operator of Record, was recently recognized for her outstanding dedication to the water utility industry in Kansas as the recipien...
May is Mental Health Month, and in addition to Kansas Farm Bureau's resources available to farmers and ranchers who are experiencing stress at www.kfb.org/ruralmindsmatter, KFB is rolling out two ment...
US Department of Agriculture Kansas Rural Development invites Kansans from rural communities to apply for loans and grants to repair property damaged during recent storms.
Russell County USD 407 Superintendent Jordan Perez has released his district newsletter for May.