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🎙️ KDNS News – 4/7/2026

KDNS News - 4/7/2026

🎙️ KNDY News – 4/7/2026

KNDY News - 4/7/2026

🎙️ Timeless Tuesdays: Lorna Jones

Lorna Jones talks about growing up in Scottsville, Riveting B29's during WWII, and so much more.

🎙️ Sports Bite 4-7-2026

Sports Bite 4-7-2026

🎙️ K-State Agriculture Today: 2155 – Feral Swine Damage and Management…Being Aware of Ticks

Fins, Fur and Feathers: Feral Swine Ticks are Out in Kansas Dairy Employee Training 00:01:05 – Fins, Fur and Feathers: Feral Swine:...
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Wacha Shines, Jensen and India Power Royals Past Guardians 4-2

The Kansas City Royals defeated the Cleveland Guardians 4-2, led by Michael Wacha's impressive pitching and home runs from Carter Jensen and Jonathan India. José Ramírez made history by becoming Cleveland's all-time leader in games played. Despite a late rally, the Royals' bullpen secured the victory. The teams continue their series Tuesday.

Museum Day Set For April 18 Across Marshall County

On April 18, five museums in Marshall County will offer free admission from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., allowing visitors to explore local history and culture. Special presentations will highlight various aspects of Kansas traditions, including cowboy culture and Volga German life. The event promotes community engagement and awareness of local museums.

Marshall County Commission Meeting Minutes – 3/30/2026

The Marshall County Commissioners held a meeting on March 30, 2026, where they appointed Jon Ungerer as chairman, approved various purchase orders including first-quarter distributions to local entities, and discussed personnel matters. They also scheduled a free landfill disposal day for May 2, 2026, and approved payroll and vouchers before adjourning.

Application Deadline for 2026 Boys State of Kansas Session Set for April 30

The American Legion Boys State of Kansas is accepting applications for its 2026 session until April 30. Scheduled for May 31 to June 6 at Kansas State University, the program costs $375, with potential discounts for returnees. Attendees can earn college credit, merit badges, and scholarships while developing leadership skills.

Cattle Chat: Beef Imports Help Balance U.S Ground Beef Supply

K-State experts highlight the significance of beef imports in meeting U.S. consumer demand for ground beef. They explain that imported lean beef complements domestic production, especially for ground products. This balance of imports and exports allows the beef industry to optimize animal value and cater to varying consumer preferences, ensuring consistent supply.

🎙️ Mindy Miller OCCF LBL

Mindy Miller with Osborne County Community Foundation talks with Lydia and Blake about Match Month as well as other...