Category Archives: News

Abundant Harvest will continue serving the area next year. As expected for months, the structure will have major changes. Operated by the Emporia Rescue Mission for years, Abundant Harvest will now ha...

Kansas is getting over $220 million in federal funds as part of an initiative to bolster healthcare options in rural settings. The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services is providing states with a...

Visit restrictions have started at Newman Regional Health, although not all operations are affected. Director of Marketing and Public Relations Kacie Hastings says temporary restrictions are now in ef...

The Salvation Army of Emporia is in a brief rest period ahead of the start of the new year after a busy and successful holiday period. During an appearance on KVOE's Morning Show Monday, Salvation Arm...

The 2026 Flint Hills Technical College Benefit Auction and Gala will be going back to its roots this coming Spring. In an interview with KVOE News Monday afternoon, just hours after the college announ...

Lyon County's new law enforcement firing range is into construction after the last procedural steps taken by Lyon County commissioners earlier this month. On Dec. 18, commissioners approved a zoning c...

Emporia Senior Center Director Carla Fessler is pleased with how the facility has operated through 2025. Fessler is particularly pleased with the development of different game groups, including pitch,...

Emporia Public Works has a few short-term infrastructure projects that will cause some traffic adjustments as the year comes to a close. Underground Utility crews will have a service line project in t...

A Wichita man is awaiting word on formal charges after a Christmas Eve incident allegedly involving an attempt to run a person over with a vehicle. Greenwood County Undersheriff Jason Myers says there...

Cold, blustery conditions are here for the short term, replacing four straight days of record late-year warmth. After temperatures near 70 shortly before midnight and temperatures in the mid-60s as la...