Jail Booking/Release Lane Ferris was transferred to the custody of Kansas Department of Corrections on May 17. Anthony R. Newcomb was arrested on May 18 by the Seneca Police Department…
Read MoreJail Booking/Release Lane Ferris was transferred to the custody of Kansas Department of Corrections on May 17. Anthony R. Newcomb was arrested on May 18 by the Seneca Police Department…
Read MoreCrash Reports At 5:30 a.m. Wednesday, May 11, Joyce M. Boeckman, 62, of Goff was traveling north on Kansas Highway 63, five miles north of U.S. Highway 36, when she…
Read MoreSubmitted by Dawn Boyles, County Clerk The Board of Brown County Commissioners met in regular session on Monday, May 16, with the following members present: Chairman Lamar Shoemaker, William Pollock…
Read MoreSubmitted Don’t move if that chime continues after you start the vehicle. Wait for all those seat belts to be fastened. If you and your passengers aren’t buckled, you aren’t…
Read MoreThe filing deadline is fast approaching for the 2022 Election. Candidates for Nemaha and Brown county positions have until noon on Friday, June 1, to file for any of the…
Read MoreA total lunar eclipse gave local sky watchers quite the show late Sunday, May 15, and early Monday, May 16. During the peak of the event, the moon glowed red,…
Read MoreSubmitted by Kate Craft An intersection improvement and resurfacing project on U.S. Highway 75 in Sabetha was set to begin Tuesday, May 17. The two-mile project extends from just south…
Read MoreSubmitted Secretary of State Scott Schwab commended the signing of election security legislation that he proposed earlier this year. The bill is one of the most significant election reform measures…
Read MoreSubmitted The Kansas Wildlife and Parks Commission (KDWP) will host a special meeting on Friday, May 27, via ZOOM for the sole purpose of introducing two items related to recently-passed…
Read MoreSubmitted On Wednesday, May 11, Kansans safely disposed of more than 3.5 tons of unused and unwanted medicines during last month’s National Drug Take-Back Day, said Kansas Attorney General Derek…
Read MoreSubmitted Governor Laura Kelly signed bipartisan House Bill 2466 to promote computer science education in Kansas schools and provide additional funding for current and aspiring teachers to receive training in…
Read MoreSubmitted Governor Laura Kelly signed bipartisan legislation, Senate Bill 421, that transfers more than $1 billion from the State General Fund to the Kansas Public Employees Retirement System (KPERS). Senate…
Read MoreSubmitted Governor Laura Kelly signed bipartisan legislation, Senate Bill 84, allowing Kansans to legally participate in sports wagering in the state. SB 84 also allows state casinos to use digital…
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