June 21, 2018
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An opening will be coming later this summer to the USD 253 Emporia School Board.
The Emporia City Commission will hold a study session Wednesday morning.
A long-time Emporia administrator was recognized recently for exceptional service.
Isolated damage reports are starting to come to light after storm activity Monday night and Tuesday morning.
SINGAPORE -- President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un have reached an agreement to end the North Korean nuclear weapons program.
ALMA -- Wabaunsee County deputies are cautioning rural residents about a recent spate of burglaries to homes and outbuildings.
The Newman Regional Health Board of Trustees has a special meeting Wednesday.
New degree programs and budget approvals were the highlights of the Flint Hills Technical College Board of Trustees meeting Monday.
The Lyon County Democrats hosted a special speaker running for the Kansas Seventh District State Board of Education seat.
A new nationwide study is shedding new light on suicide and suicide prevention.
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Severe thunderstorm warnings now impact part of the KVOE listening area.
Thousands flocked to the Rosalia Ranch Saturday in Butler County to hear the beautiful sounds provided by the Kansas City Symphony during the 13th annual Symphony in the Flint Hills.
Funeral services have been announced for Shirley Slaymaker, the wife of former Emporia State men's basketball coach and current Chase County girls basketball coach Ron Slaymaker.
Preparations continue for the 2018 Lyon County Fair, and once again a big name in country music will be featured on the schedule.
