Category Archives: News

The Emporia City Commission has a new member following the commission's recent action Wednesday afternoon. Erren Harter was chosen by a 3-1 majority vote to serve the remainder of outgoing commissione...

Lyon County Public Health reported a pair of new cases in it's weekly data report Wednesday afternoon. The two new cases brings the county's overall total to 10,144 since the start of the pandemic in ...

For nearly a decade, SOS Director Connie Cahoone has worked tirelessly to advocate and provide support for assault victims in the local area and that work has caught the attention of state leaders. We...

After hundreds were nominated, the Gravel Cycling Hall of Fame has selected the seven individuals that will make up the inaugural Hall of Fame class. The list of inductees includes Corey Godfrey, Dan ...

Cloudy skies and rainy days have now given way to sunshine and critical fire danger in the KVOE listening area. The National Weather Service has issued Red Flag Warnings for Lyon, Coffey and Morris co...

The Emporia Community has done well in supporting the annual United Way of the Flint Hills Capital Campaign this year according to United Way CEO Mickey Edwards. During a recent interview on KVOE's Ne...

Lyon County Commissioners are looking at a brief agenda for their weekly action session Thursday. Commissioners will consider signing a proclamation for National Public Safety Telecommunicator Week fr...

The 2022 primary election is still a little less than four months away, however, Lyon County Clerk Tammy Vopat is advising local voters not to wait to long to make sure they are registered. The regist...

Students, staff and faculty at Emporia State University are in store for a masterful presentation Wednesday. The 2022 Kansas Master Teacher award winners will be on campus Wednesday afternoon to prese...

Construction work in southwest Emporia led to a large gas leak that shut down traffic across four city blocks Tuesday afternoon. Emporia Fire, Emporia Police and the Kansas Gas Service were all called...