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🎙️ Washington County High School’s “The Tiger Talk” – 09/18/2026

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Marysville Applies for Big East League Membership Following Board Approval

Marysville school board voted 5-2 to apply for membership in the Big East League (BEL) amid concerns about declining enrollment and competition disparities. If approved by BEL's current members, Marysville could join as early as the 2028-29 school year, allowing alignment with similarly sized schools while sustaining competitive opportunities.

🎙️ K-State Agriculture Today: 2269 – Getting Winter Canola in the Field…Native versus Non-Native Phragmites in Kansas

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🎙️ Coaches Corner: Centralia Panthers – 09/22/2026

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🎙️ Frankfort High School’s “The Wildcat Wind Down” – 09/22/2026

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Axtell Public School Wins $5,000 Sweepstakes, Advances in $1 Million National Football Field Contest

Axtell Public School in Kansas has won $5,000 in T-Mobile's Friday Night 5G Lights competition, advancing towards a potential $1 million football field makeover. This funding will enhance local facilities, including improved lights and accessibility for events. Axtell is among 17 Kansas schools contributing to $90,000 in state winnings.

Multiple arrests in operation targeting child predators and sex buyers

The Kansas Bureau of Investigation, alongside local law enforcement, arrested 19 individuals in a recent operation targeting sex buyers and offenders seeking minors for sexual acts in Riley and Geary Counties. The arrests occurred without incident, and no children were victimized. Investigations continue, with formal charges pending.

Global Sorghum Conference connects crop research and market opportunities for U.S. producers

Over 400 participants from 20 countries attended the 2026 Global Sorghum Conference in Lubbock, Texas, focusing on enhancing sorghum production and market demand. Discussions covered drought tolerance, genetics, and improving forage quality. The event highlighted sorghum's potential in food, feed, and biofuels, promoting collaborations for the industry's growth and sustainability.

Farmers urged to start thinking about ARC, PLC decisions

Kansas farmers have extended time to choose the best federal farm program for the 2026 crop, with enrollment running from September 16 to December 11. K-State economist Robin Reid advises utilizing harvest data and current price information to evaluate the Agriculture Risk Coverage (ARC) and Price Loss Coverage (PLC) programs effectively before making a decision.
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