How Weather in Outer Space Could Cost Midwestern Farmers $1 Billion
“New research shows how increasingly intense solar flares could disrupt the GPS satellite connections that have made Kansas farms more efficient.”
Kansas Profile – Now That’s Rural: Blackbear Bosin, Artist
By Ron Wilson, director of the Huck Boyd National Institute for Rural Development at Kansas State University Manhattan, KS- At the confluence of the Big and Little Arkansas Rivers in downtown Wichita stands a magnificent sculpture honoring the native American history of Kansas. This iconic sculpture is known as the Keeper of the Plains. […]
K-State Students Awarded Gilman Scholarship for Education Abroad Experiences
“K-State students awarded Gilman scholarship for education abroad experiences”
It’s Sunflower Season in the Sunflower State
“K-State’s Upham shares tips for harvesting, roasting seeds”
This 72-Year-Old Lawyer Thinks About Retirement, but Rural Kansas Can’t Find Enough Attorneys
“Attorneys in rural Kansas are getting older and have larger workloads. A statewide task force will try to find solutions.”
School Daze? Shorts Now, Bundle Up Later
“K-State climatologist describes typical weather changes from beginning to end of school semester”
Constitution Week is Scheduled for September 17-23
Clay Center, KS- The Nathan Edson Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution is participating in Constitution week activities. Constitution week is set for September 17 through the 23. Co-chair of the Constitution Week Committee Alice Bachand said that on September 17th in 1787, the constitution was finalized and signed and just needed to be ratified […]
A Tradition Since 1936, Piotique Comes Back to Clay Center
Clay Center, KS- It’s a tradition since 1936, and each year the annual Piotique festival in Clay County is held the last weekend of September. Taylor Mall, from Grow Clay County gave KCLY, gave a run-down of some of the fun things that are planned as well as what Piotique actually means. The […]
Demand High for Investments in State’s Broadband Infrastructure
“The service providers’ funding requests total almost $600 million for the available $83.5 million in funding provided by the U.S. Department of Treasury under the American Rescue Plan Act.”
Food Safety Education Month: Food Thermometers Are a Must-Have in the Kitchen
“K-State food scientist urges consumers to buy – or update – their food thermometer”